The major UK aviation hub has been disrupted together with several European airports due to a extensive digital intrusion affecting automated passenger processing and baggage operations.
The airport alerted travelers of possible wait times due to a system malfunction related to systems operated by an aviation technology firm.
Brussels Airport reported that a digital breach late last week forced staff to manage fliers by hand, and Another affected European hub likewise mentioned IT disruptions leading to increased waiting times.
The firm behind the software, which owns Collins Aerospace, stated it was notified of a system-based disruption impacting select locations stating work were in progress to address the incident promptly.
The effect mainly involves electronic customer check-in and luggage handling and can be managed through manual passenger handling.
Customers have been urged confirming departure details through alternative means in addition to planning for additional waiting periods while navigating disrupted hubs.
