Cyberattack Paralyzes European Airports: Major Flight Delays

On Saturday, September 20, hackers launched a cyberattack on a European company that provides automated systems for passenger check-in and boarding at airports. This incident affected London, Brussels, and Berlin.

'The cyberattack targeting the provider of check-in and boarding systems caused disruptions at several major European airports, including London's Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin, leading to delays and cancellations of flights.'

Due to the shutdown of automated systems at Berlin airport, passenger check-in and boarding had to be conducted manually. The airport in Frankfurt remained unaffected by this cyberattack.

Passengers are advised to check the status of their flight with the airline before heading to the airport. The situation is already improving, but potential issues may cause further delays and cancellations.

The airport in Brussels also suffered serious problems with its system, forcing manual passenger check-in and advising arriving early. All these inconveniences are caused by the incident with the technical services provider in Europe.

The cyberattack on the company providing automated systems for airports in Europe led to delays and cancellations of some flights in London, Brussels, and Berlin. Passengers are advised to check the status of their flight before departing and be prepared for potential disruptions at the airports.