Hundreds of flights in Heathrow and other airports were delayed after the apparent electronic attack

Travelers at major European airports, including Heathrow, Brussels and Berlin, faced great delays this weekend after Collins described it as “an online matter related to an online.”

Collens Aerospace technology to check offices to airlines, so after the apparent electronic attack, airlines forced to return to manual examination records, According to the guardian. According to FLIGHTRADAR24 data, more than 130 Heathrow trips were delayed for 20 minutes or more at 11 am on Sunday morning, with the cancellation of 13 flights on Saturday.

Published on the account of social media Heathrow He said: “The work continues to resolve and recover from a break on Friday to the Collins airlines system that affected the check -in. We apologize to those who have faced delays, but by working with airlines, the vast majority of flights at work continued.”

Heathrow recommended, just as other affected airports, that travelers arrive at least three hours before leaving long long flights, and at least two hours for short flights.