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Collins Aerospace, which provides registration and boarding systems, confirms a "Cyber-bound disturbance" As reported by Heathrow problems and other European airports (Reuters)

Stacey D. WallsBy Stacey D. WallsSeptember 20, 2025No Comments
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Collins Aerospace, which provides registration and boarding systems, confirms a “disturbance linked to cyber” as indicated in Heathrow and other European airports– – Heathrow from London, Berlin airports, Brussels affected by the disturbance – RTX undergoing a “ disturbance linked to cyber ” in airport software



Aerospace airports boarding Collins confirms disturbancequot European Heathrow problems quotCyberbound registration reported Reuters systems
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