Cyberattack Disrupts European Airport Operations
A cyberattack on a service provider for check-in and boarding systems has caused significant disruptions at numerous European airports, leading to flight delays and cancellations in Brussels and Berlin. Automated systems were disabled, necessitating manual check-ins, while service providers strive to resolve the issue quickly.
A significant cyberattack recently targeted a pivotal service provider for check-in and boarding operations, disrupting several European airports and resulting in flight delays and cancellations in Brussels and Berlin, according to the affected airports' operators.
Brussels Airport reported that the attack incapacitated automated systems, forcing manual check-in and boarding processes. The resulting disruption is expected to cause extensive delays and cancellations for flights. The airport's operator released a statement advising travelers to check with their airlines before departing for the airport.
Meanwhile, Berlin Airport indicated on its website that longer waiting times are anticipated due to the technical issue impacting systems across Europe. Both airports confirmed that the service provider is working to rectify the issue expediently.
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