Flight disruption across Europe is set to continue, with Brussels airport in Belgium asking airlines to cancel nearly half of their flights on Monday. Several of Europe's busiest airports have spent the past few days trying to restore normal operations, after a cyber-attack on Friday disrupted their automatic check-in and boarding software.

Airport staff revert to manual ops as travellers urged to use self-service check-in where possible The EU's cybersecurity agency today confirmed that ransonmware is the cause of continued disruption blighting major airports across Europe.

Heathrow, Brussels, Dublin and Berlin airports are among those disrupted by a cyber-attack on Collins Aerospace

Passengers at Heathrow Airport are continuing to face flight disruption today after a cyber attack plunged several European airports into travel chaos over the weekend.

A cyberattack targeting check-in and boarding software is causing delays and cancellations at Europe’s busiest airports.

Heathrow cyberattack sparks Europe-wide airport chaos, grounding flights and exposing critical flaws in shared check-in systems.

Experts said the cyber attack was ‘deeply concerning’ and warned flights could be disrupted for days if the issue wasn’t solved quickly.