Airport cyberattack disrupts more flights across Europe

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A cyberattack disrupted check-in and boarding systems at several major European airports, causing delays and flight cancellations across multiple days. Brussels Airport took the hardest hit and asked airlines to cancel many departing flights because the software provider had not yet restored a secure version of the system. Collins Aerospace said the outage affected electronic check-in and baggage drop, while airports shifted to manual processes and backup devices to keep operations moving. Aviation safety and air traffic control were not affected, but the incident continued to strain airport operations and passenger flow.

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