Overview
- Collins Aerospace confirmed a cyber-related disruption affecting electronic check-in and baggage systems and said restoration work is underway.
- Berlin Brandenburg, Brussels, London Heathrow, Dublin and Cork reported passenger-handling issues, with some locations reverting to manual check-in and boarding.
- Eurocontrol asked Brussels Airport to cancel about half of scheduled departures until Monday morning to ease operational strain.
- BER severed connections to the affected systems and is using paper-based processes, advising travelers to use online or self-service check-in where available.
- Germany’s BSI said aviation safety was not affected, and major German hubs including Frankfurt, Munich, Düsseldorf and Hamburg reported normal operations, while Münster/Osnabrück isolated systems quickly without passenger impact.