Summary
A cyberattack disrupted check-in and boarding systems, leading to delays at several major airports across Europe, including London Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin. The issue involved software from Collins Aerospace, part of RTX Corporation, causing problems in electronic check-in and baggage drop systems, which were partially managed using manual processes.
Key Facts
- A cyberattack hit check-in and boarding systems at some of Europe's busiest airports.
- Airports affected included London Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin.
- Collins Aerospace, a U.S.-based aerospace company, reported a "cyber-related disruption."
- The disruption led to delays due to reliance on manual check-in processes.
- Frankfurt, Zurich, and Paris airports were not affected.
- No group or individual has claimed responsibility for the cyberattack.
- There was no confirmed theft of data during the attack.
- RTX Corporation, formerly Raytheon Technologies, owns Collins Aerospace.
