The UK's National Air Traffic Services faces mounting scrutiny following a series of operational disruptions. Martin Rolfe, the organization's chief executive, is under significant pressure to resign after Monday's incident marked the second major air traffic control failure in just fourteen days. This latest disruption has prompted high-level government intervention, with the Transport Secretary scheduling an urgent meeting with Nats' board chair to address systemic failures and discuss potential leadership changes within the critical aviation infrastructure provider.

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