Cyberattack Disrupts Major European Airports, Causes Widespread Delays
A cyberattack targeting check-in and boarding systems has caused significant delays across major European airports, including Brussels and London Heathrow. The attack forced manual operations, impacting flight schedules and causing widespread passenger inconvenience. Authorities advised travelers to verify flight statuses amidst ongoing disruptions.
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- Belgium
In a significant disruption to air travel, several major European airports faced heavy delays due to a cyberattack on check-in and boarding systems, officials reported on Saturday.
Brussels Airport, among the affected, stated that manual operations replaced standard procedures, leading to a 'large impact' on flights. The cyberattack targeted essential service providers, crippling operations since Friday night.
Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport, announced that a 'technical issue' with Collins Aerospace, a key service provider for check-in systems, was causing delays. Authorities urged travelers to confirm flights and issued apologies for the inconvenience.
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