Cyberattack disrupts flights at European airports including Heathrow, Brussels; Passengers stranded

A major cyberattack has disrupted air travel across Europe, targeting the systems provider behind check-in and boarding operations. London’s Heathrow, Brussels Airport, and Berlin’s Brandenburg Airport were all affected, with passengers facing cancellations, delays, and manual check-in procedures. Collins Aerospace, a key service provider for airlines worldwide, confirmed it was facing a cyber-related disruption. Its parent company, RTX, acknowledged the incident but offered limited details.