European airports work to bring check-in back to normal after cyberattack

European airports work to bring check-in back to normal after cyberattack
Mon, 22 Sep, 2025 - 11:18

Several of Europe's biggest airports still faced disruptions on Monday after a cyberattack.

Hackers knocked out automatic check-in systems provided by Collins Aerospace, owned by RTX affecting dozens of flights and thousands of passengers since Friday.

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