Microsoft outage: Which airports have been worst-affected? How are they dealing with the crisis?
FirstpostOf 110,000 scheduled commercial flights across the world, 1,390 have been cancelled, according to data from global aviation analytics firm Cirium. Gatwick said the issues were across “some airlines’ check-in systems, baggage and security, including eGates.” As per BBC, Edinburgh is no longer accepting inbound flights that aren’t already in the air. at a baggage claim area inside Terminal C in Newark International Airport, after United Airlines and other airlines grounded flights due to a worldwide tech outage caused by an update to Crowdstrike’s “Falcon Sensor” software which crashed Microsoft Windows systems, in Newark, New Jersey. A spokeswoman for Los Angeles International Airport told the BBC that “some flights are taking off and landing.” Germany A spokesperson for Lufthansa Airlines said passengers faced ‘minimal disruption’ to and from Berlin. Hong Kong Hong Kong International Airport said a Microsoft outage was affecting several airlines and it had switched to manual check-in, but flight operations had not been affected.