Delays continue to affect thousands as cyberattack hits Europe’s airports
Summary
Major airports in Europe, including those in London, Berlin, and Brussels, are experiencing disruptions due to a suspected cyberattack on check-in systems. This has led to flight cancellations and delays affecting thousands of passengers. Airports are working to resolve the issue, but passengers face extended wait times and should check with airlines for updates.Key Facts
- A suspected cyberattack hit key European airports affecting check-in systems.
- London Heathrow, Europe’s busiest airport, is dealing with outages and delays.
- Berlin Brandenburg airport has warned of longer wait times due to system outages.
- Dublin and Cork airports in Ireland report minor impacts from the software issue.
- Brussels airport experienced flight cancellations and asked airlines to cut flights by half.
- Eurocontrol confirmed disruptions in IT systems related to passenger handling.
- Collins Aerospace acknowledged a cyber-related disruption affecting check-in and baggage drop systems.
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