Holidaymakers left stranded by cancelled flights have been encouraged to take a ferry from Dover as thousands of families start to embark on summer holidays. Flight delays and cancellations are among the disruption expected to continue into the weekend after Friday’s global IT outage, with experts warning it could take weeks for systems to fully recover. It comes as thousands of families start to embark on summer holidays amid the end of the academic year for many schools. Chief executive of the Port of Dover Doug Bannister has encouraged displaced airport passengers to use their ferry service…
