European Airports Paralyzed by Cyberattack on Check-In Systems
A cyberattack affected European airports, disrupting check-in systems and causing delays and cancellations at Brussels and Berlin airports. Automated systems have been halted, forcing manual operations. Airports are working to resolve the issue and passengers are advised to confirm flight details before traveling.
A significant cyberattack has crippled check-in and boarding systems at several European airports, leading to widespread flight disruptions, according to airport operators in Brussels and Berlin.
Brussels Airport revealed that the attack has forced the manual processing of check-ins and boarding, which significantly impacts flight schedules by causing delays and cancellations.
The affected service provider is striving to remedy the issue, while passengers scheduled to fly over the weekend are urged to verify their travel arrangements prior to arriving at the airport.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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