An airport in Europe experienced a cyberattack overnight, causing significant disruptions for travelers over the weekend. Brussels Airport in Belgium was targeted on Friday night, leading to flight cancellations and extensive delays. The airport confirmed that the cyberattack affected the check-in and boarding systems, prompting the need for manual processes until the issue is resolved by the service provider.
Passengers scheduled to fly on Saturday, September 20, were advised of potential delays and cancellations due to the ongoing situation. The airport assured that its own systems remained operational and unaffected. Efforts are underway to address the disruptions caused by the cyberattack.
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