European airports struggle to fix check-in glitch after cyberattack

European airports struggle to fix check-in glitch after cyberattack..

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Major European airports faced significant disruptions to their automatic check-in systems after a cyberattack targeted provider Collins Aerospace on Friday. Brussels Airport, severely affected, requested airlines cancel half of Monday's flight departures due to persistent issues.

The cyberattack on Collins Aerospace, owned by RTX, impacted operations at London's Heathrow, Berlin Airport, and Brussels Airport.
Brussels Airport cancelled 50 of Sunday's 257 scheduled departures and 25 of Saturday's 234 outgoing flights.
Aviation data provider Cirium noted "significant" delays in Brussels, "moderate" delays in Berlin, and "low" delays at Heathrow.

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