Cyberattack Hits European Airports
A major cyberattack struck a key service provider for airport check-in and boarding systems, leading to widespread disruption at several European airports. Brussels and Berlin airports experienced significant flight delays and cancellations as operators scrambled to manage the fallout. The attack targeted the technology backbone that airlines rely on for passenger processing, making it difficult for travelers to board flights and for airlines to keep schedules running smoothly. 
Travelers Face Delays and Cancellations
Hundreds of passengers faced unexpected delays and flight cancellations as airport authorities rushed to restore systems and resume normal operations. Security experts warn that this incident highlights the growing vulnerability of critical infrastructure to cyber threats. Airports across Europe are now reviewing their cybersecurity measures in response to the attack, aiming to prevent similar disruptions in the future. Stay tuned for updates as authorities continue their investigation and work to enhance digital defenses. Sources:
Reuters – Cyberattack causes flight delays, cancellations at Brussels airport
