Core Points - A cyber attack on Collins Aerospace's MUSE software has caused significant disruptions at several European airports, including Heathrow, Berlin, Brussels, and Dublin [1][3][6] - The attack began on the evening of September 19, leading to a reliance on manual check-in processes, which are less efficient [3][6] - The incident has resulted in widespread flight delays and cancellations, with Heathrow reporting that 90% of over 350 flights were delayed by at least 15 minutes as of September 21 [3][4] Summary by Category Impact on Airports - Heathrow Airport experienced delays affecting hundreds of thousands of passengers, with an average delay of 34 minutes reported [3] - Brussels Airport had 86% of flights delayed, and a cancellation rate of 15% over two days, with specific cancellations on the weekend [3] - Berlin Airport saw 73% of approximately 200 flights delayed, while Dublin Airport also faced delays due to manual processes [3] Response and Mitigation - Heathrow has deployed additional staff to help manage the situation [4] - Brussels Airport advised travelers to confirm flight statuses and suggested earlier arrival times for long and short-haul flights [4] - Collins Aerospace acknowledged the issue and is working to restore full functionality, while the UK National Cyber Security Centre is assessing the impact [6] Industry Insights - The incident highlights the vulnerability of the aviation industry to cyber attacks, particularly due to reliance on shared digital systems [6] - Experts suggest that attacks often exploit supply chains, affecting multiple airlines and airports simultaneously [6] - Recommendations include regular software updates and the establishment of tested backup systems, along with improved information sharing among airlines, technology providers, and governments [6]

Core Viewpoint - A network attack on an external service provider has severely disrupted check-in operations at multiple European airports, with Brussels Airport expecting the impact to last until September 21 [1] Group 1: Incident Details - Brussels Airport announced that airlines are requested to cancel half of their outbound flights on September 21 to prevent long queues and large-scale flight cancellations [1] - The European Commission is closely monitoring the network attack and coordinating with the European Aviation Safety Agency, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity, airports, and airlines to restore normal operations and support travelers [1] - The incident has not affected aviation safety or air traffic control, and there are no indications that this is a large-scale or serious cyber attack [1] Group 2: Broader Impact - Airports in the UK, Belgium, Germany, and other European countries reported technical failures in their check-in and boarding systems, leading to operational disruptions and potential delays for travelers [1]

Core Points - Multiple European airports, including London Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin Brandenburg, experienced operational disruptions due to a cyberattack on Collins Aerospace, a service provider for check-in and boarding systems [1][3] - The incident is part of a broader trend of cyberattacks targeting various sectors, including healthcare, defense, retail, and automotive, highlighting the vulnerability of interconnected digital systems in the aviation industry [3][4] Group 1: Incident Details - The cyberattack primarily affected electronic check-in and baggage handling services, leading to delays and requiring passengers to check in manually at some airports [3][4] - Heathrow Airport reported that "technical issues" impacted software used by multiple airlines, resulting in flight delays, while Brussels Airport noted that passengers had to use manual check-in due to the attack [3][4] - Berlin Brandenburg Airport faced longer wait times, with messages indicating extended passenger waiting periods due to technical faults [3] Group 2: Industry Response - The European Commission is closely monitoring the situation and coordinating with aviation safety organizations and airlines to restore normal operations and support travelers [4] - The incident has not affected aviation safety or air traffic control, and officials described it as not a "large-scale or severe cyberattack" [4] - Cybersecurity experts emphasize that the aviation industry is increasingly attractive to cybercriminals due to its reliance on shared digital systems, which can lead to widespread disruptions when a single supplier is compromised [4]

当地时间9月21日，比利时布鲁塞尔机场发布消息称，由于外部服务提供商遭受网络攻击，21日当天共 有44架计划从该机场离港的航班被取消或改道。机场发言人表示，目前机场已增派工作人员，但由于值 机仍需人工操作，预计乘客将面临长时间的候机和延误。目前尚未找到应对网络攻击问题的有效解决方 案。 舆论指出，近年来航空出行愈发依赖网络系统，全球多地都曾出现因网络攻击和技术中断导致航班受干 扰的案例。法国航空航天公司泰雷兹6月发布的一份报告显示，2024年至2025年间，航空业遭受的网络 攻击增加了600%。报告警告称，航空业已成为网络攻击的"首要目标"，从供应商、导航系统、航空公 司到机场，行业链条上的每个环节都面临被攻击的风险。 北京商报综合报道 20日，布鲁塞尔机场，乘客们在值机区等候，旁边是航班信息显示屏。 由于外部服务提供商美国柯林斯航空航天公司遭受网络攻击，布鲁塞尔机场的登机和值机系统自19日晚 以来一直出现技术问题。德国柏林勃兰登堡机场、英国伦敦希思罗机场等多个欧洲主要机场也遭遇相同 的问题。机场提醒旅客，前往机场前应先向航司确认航班状态，仅在航班确认正常的情况下再出行，并 建议尽量提前在网上办理值机手续。若 ...

当地时间9月21日，比利时布鲁塞尔机场发布消息称，由于外部服务提供商遭受网络攻击，21日当天共有44架计划从该机场离港的航班被取消或改道。 机场发言人表示，目前机场已增派工作人员，但由于值机仍需人工操作，预计乘客将面临长时间的候机和延误。目前尚未找到应对网络攻击问题的有效解决 方案。 由于外部服务提供商美国柯林斯航空航天公司遭受网络攻击，布鲁塞尔机场的登机和值机系统自19日晚以来一直出现技术问题。德国柏林勃兰登堡机场、英 国伦敦希思罗机场等多个欧洲主要机场也遭遇相同的问题。（总台记者 刘婵娟） ...

Core Viewpoint - A significant disruption in check-in and boarding systems at multiple European airports, including Brussels Airport, has occurred due to a cyber attack on an external service provider, with impacts expected to last until September 21 [1] Group 1: Impact on Operations - Brussels Airport has requested airlines to cancel half of their outbound flights on September 21 to prevent long queues and large-scale flight cancellations [1] - Other European airports, including those in the UK, Belgium, and Germany, reported technical failures affecting their check-in and boarding systems, leading to potential travel delays for passengers [1] Group 2: Passenger Advisory - Passengers are advised to confirm their flight status with airlines before heading to the airport and to check in online in advance [1] - For flights confirmed to be operating, passengers are recommended to arrive at least two hours early for Schengen flights and three hours early for non-Schengen flights [1] Group 3: Regulatory Response - The European Commission is closely monitoring the cyber attack and coordinating with the European Aviation Safety Agency, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity, airports, and airlines to restore normal operations and support travelers [1] - The incident has not affected aviation safety or air traffic control, and there are no indications that this is a large-scale or severe cyber attack [1]

新华财经布鲁塞尔9月20日电（记者张兆卿张馨文）比利时布鲁塞尔机场20日晚发表声明说，由于值机 和登机系统的外部服务供应商遭遇网络攻击，多座欧洲机场的值机业务受到严重干扰，其中对布鲁塞尔 机场的影响预计持续至21日。 布鲁塞尔机场发言人说，机场方面已要求航空公司21日取消一半的出港航班，以避免出现长时间排队和 航班临时大面积取消的情况。机场提醒旅客，前往机场前应先向航司确认航班状态，仅在航班确认正常 的情况下再出行，并建议尽量提前在网上办理值机手续。若航班确认正常，机场建议申根区内航班旅客 至少提前两小时、申根区外航班旅客至少提前三小时抵达机场，并及时关注机场发布的最新消息。 （文章来源：新华社） 20日早些时候，英国、比利时、德国等多个欧洲国家的机场陆续发布消息说，其值机和登机系统出现技 术故障，运营受影响，旅客可能面临行程延误。 欧盟委员会发言人当天表示，欧盟委员会正密切关注此次网络攻击，并与欧洲航空安全组织、欧盟网络 和信息安全局、机场和航司保持协调，努力恢复正常运营并为旅客提供支持。发言人强调，此次事件并 未影响航空安全和空中交通管制，现有迹象并未表明这是一次大规模或严重的网络攻击。 ...

（原标题：美国突发！航班大面积取消！） 突发故障！ 据最新消息，当地时间9月19日，由于电信故障，美国联邦航空管理局（FAA）发布地面停飞指令，导 致达拉斯地区两大机场超过1800个航班延误，数百个航班被取消。 另外，当地时间9月20日上午，欧洲多个机场的系统遭到网络攻击，引发大量航班延误或取消。 来看详细报道！ 美国达拉斯地区超1800个航班延误 美国得克萨斯州达拉斯地区两座机场遭遇电信故障后，美国联邦航空局发布停飞令，导致美国东部时间 9月19日在这两座机场起降的至少1800架次航班延误，数百架次航班取消。 美国联邦航空局说，达拉斯当地电话公司设备故障导致航班运行放缓，该机构正与相关电话公司合作， 排查故障原因。 据新华社援引路透社报道，美国联邦航空局已暂停飞往达拉斯-沃思堡国际机场的航班直至美东时间23 时，飞往达拉斯拉夫菲尔德机场的航班则至少暂停至美东时间20时45分。航班跟踪网站说，涉及的航空 运营商已取消达拉斯地区20%的航班。 航班跟踪网站数据显示，美国航空公司取消了逾200架次航班，延误航班超过500架次，几乎全部与达拉 斯电信故障相关。美国西南航空公司延误航班超过1100架次。 4月28日， ...

此外，英国联合工会警告称，若公司一直无法重新开工，其员工们也面临着失业风险，并敦促政府推出 休假计划以支持他们。 英国商业与贸易部已于本周二会见了该公司代表，以讨论解决此问题的计划，并重新开始生产。此外， 网络安全专家也正在支持捷豹路虎，帮助该公司尽快解决问题。 据红星新闻，英国车企捷豹路虎表示，两个多星期前，公司遭到了黑客攻击，使其网络关闭、生产瘫 痪。9月10日，捷豹路虎公司确认，黑客已经窃取了部分数据。本周二，公司的33000名员工被告知生产 线仍然受到影响，暂时不要返回工作岗位，其工厂的生产最早要到9月24日才会恢复。 捷豹路虎公司的发言人表示："我们做出这个（延长停摆）决定，是因为我们对网络事件的调查仍在继 续，同时我们在规划重启全球运营工作，这需要时间。"公司表示，他们自8月31日受攻击以来都在"夜 以继日地工作"，以恢复生产。 英国伯明翰大学商学院的经济学教授大卫·贝利表示："这些工厂生产的汽车价值都很高，停摆期间大约 有价值17亿英镑的车辆未能生产，我估计这将产生约1.2亿英镑利润流失的初步影响。这种情况持续得 越久，就越令人担忧。"贝利还补充说："如果这种情况持续到11月，这意味着大约有5万 ...

捷豹路虎公司是英国重要汽车生产商之一，于2008年被印度塔塔汽车公司收购。近年来，这家企业每年全球销量约40万辆，其中近四分之一出口至美国。 据红星新闻，英国车企捷豹路虎表示，两个多星期前，公司遭到了黑客攻击，使其网络关闭、生产瘫痪。9月10日，捷豹路虎公司确认，黑客已经窃取了 部分数据。本周二，公司的33000名员工被告知生产线仍然受到影响，暂时不要返回工作岗位，其工厂的生产最早要到9月24日才会恢复。 英国网络安全公司"守护使"表示，一个自称与知名勒索软件团伙"分散蜘蛛"有关联的组织声称对此次网络攻击负责。"守护使"的研究人员认为，"分散蜘 蛛"组织与近期针对美国、英国及其他地区汽车零售商的网络攻击事件密切相关。目前，针对其网络攻击捷豹路虎公司的事件还在调查当中。 每经编辑｜金冥羽 捷豹路虎公司的发言人表示："我们做出这个（延长停摆）决定，是因为我们对网络事件的调查仍在继续，同时我们在规划重启全球运营工作，这需要时 间。"公司表示，他们自8月31日受攻击以来都在"夜以继日地工作"，以恢复生产。 英国伯明翰大学商学院的经济学教授大卫•贝利表示："这些工厂生产的汽车价值都很高，停摆期间大约有价值17亿英镑的车 ...