Overview
- IT provider SITA said connectivity issues affecting some check-in services were fixed, with all systems back to normal.
- All airlines were affected to varying degrees, and several reverted to manual check-in and baggage drop during the disruption.
- Morning passengers encountered longer queues and some missed flights, but the airport said only airlines can provide reliable figures.
- Security checkpoints remained open and flight operations continued throughout, according to the airport.
- Travelers were advised to confirm their flight status with their carriers and allow extra time as operations stabilize.