Overview
- The central Collins Aerospace platform at Berlin Brandenburg came back online Sunday morning, according to a BER spokesperson.
- Airport IT specialists conducted extensive weekend security checks that have so far been successful.
- Airlines will reconnect to the platform in phases from Monday under a coordinated restart plan.
- Check-in counters and boarding gates will be brought back step by step, with passenger processing expected to gradually stabilize.
- The September 19 cyberattack on the service provider disrupted passenger and baggage handling at BER and several other European airports, prompting manual and external-tech workarounds.