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HebaPress – Agencies
Several European airports are experiencing ongoing disruptions on Monday following a cyberattack that occurred on Friday evening. Berlin’s airport was among the hardest hit.
A Berlin airport spokesperson stated that the airport is preparing to receive around 95,000 passengers, exceeding the usual Monday range of 75,000 to 85,000. The spokesperson noted that the return of thousands of participants from the Berlin Marathon held on Sunday is adding further pressure on operations, according to DPA.
Major European airports, including Dublin, Brussels, and London Heathrow, continue to face ongoing disruptions days after the attack.
