A major cyberattack has disrupted flight operations across several of Europe’s busiest airports, including London Heathrow , Brussels , and Berlin , causing widespread delays and cancellations. Brussels Airport on September 20, 2025, as passengers face longer queues and delays following a cyberattack on check-in and baggage systems. According to the Reuters , the attack targeted Collins Aerospace , a key provider of check-in and boarding systems used by multiple airlines globally. Collins Aerospace’s parent company RTX confirmed a “cyber-related disruption” affecting its software at selected airports. 🔧 What Happened Systems Affected: Electronic check-in kiosks and baggage drop counters were rendered inoperable. Airports Hit: Heathrow, Brussels (Zaventem), Berlin. Frankfurt and Zurich reported no impact . Fallback in Action: Airports have switched to manual check-in and boarding procedures , leading to longer wait times. Flight Status: Brussels Airport reported...