A cyberattack incident on a service provider for check-in and boarding systems has reportedly caused widespread disruptions at several major European airports. The disruption is said to have affected London’s Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin. As per a report of Reuters, the cyberattack incident has led to delays and flight cancellations on Saturday. Heathrow Airport stated that Collins Aerospace, which supplies check-in and boarding systems to multiple airlines globally, is facing a technical issue that may delay departing passengers. Brussels Airport said the attack disabled automated systems, forcing staff to switch to manual check-ins and the boarding process. Berlin Airport displayed a notice warning of longer waiting times at check-in due to a technical issue. Passengers were advised to check with their airlines before heading to the airport. Telecom Outage in US: Over 1,800 Flights Delayed, Hundreds Cancelled After Phone Company Equipment Failure Forces FAA To Manually Control Air Traffic in Dallas.

Cyberattack on Check-In Systems Disrupts Heathrow, Brussels and Berlin Airports

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