A temporary fault in the German air traffic control system led to problems throughout the whole of Germany’s airspace, the air traffic control agency said on Friday. The fault, which has since been rectified, led to delays and cancellations. The disruption led to the loss of flight plans and weather data in particular, the agency said. “The disruption has been resolved, the systems have been running again since 10:25 am [0825 GMT].” However, the data lost during the disruption would have to be re-entered, it said. At Germany’s largest airport in Frankfurt there were “significant delays in oper…