Brussels Airport has asked airlines to cancel 50% of flights on Monday due to ongoing disruption from a cyberattack that hit several European airports late Friday.
On Sunday, 45 departures and 30 arrivals were cancelled—over double Saturday’s figures. The airport says the situation remains uncertain and is being assessed daily.
In contrast, operations at London Heathrow, Dublin and Berlin Brandenburg (the other airport hit by the cyberattack) remain unaffected, with no major cancellations or delays.
This post was published on 21 September 2025 21:55
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