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Italy's air traffic capacity fully restored on Friday after overnight network disruption cut handling by 50%. Air navigation company ENAV switched to a secondary satellite network, resolving delays at Rome Fiumicino and airports serving Milan and Bergamo while ruling out a cyberattack.
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