Which area is not controlled by ScACC?

Southern Scotland is not controlled by ScACC (Scottish Acceleration Control Centre). The ScACC is responsible for air traffic management in certain areas of the UK, specifically focusing on regions where there is a higher volume of air traffic or where distinct airspace management is required.

In this context, the other areas mentioned—Northern England, North Wales, and Northern Ireland—are under the jurisdiction of ScACC, thereby ensuring that all air traffic operations are efficiently managed in these regions. Southern Scotland, however, falls under different air traffic control centers, which handle the airspace for that region. This distinction highlights the specific operational boundaries set for air traffic control in the UK, where different centers have designated responsibilities based on traffic density and airspace structure.