URGENT: Heathrow Check-in System Crashes in Massive Cyber-Attack, Travelers Stranded

BREAKING NEWS Heathrow Airport's check-in system has crashed due to a massive cyber-attack, leaving thousands of travelers stranded. The attack, which occurred on Saturday morning, is also affecting several other European airports, including Brussels and Berlin. Collins Aerospace's electronic check-in and baggage system, known as Muse, has been compromised. Long queues are being reported at Heathrow, with passengers facing delays due to the technical issue. RTX, the parent company of Collins Aerospace, confirmed that a cyber-related disruption is affecting its system in "select airports". The impact is limited to electronic customer check-in and baggage drop, but manual operations are being used as a workaround. Airlines affected by the outage include Malaysia Airlines, which has been forced to manually check in passengers. This is not an isolated incident, with several European airports experiencing similar issues due to the cyber-attack. Brussels Airport reported that passengers were being checked in and boarded manually on Saturday morning. RTX stated that it is working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. The company added that the attack is a "technical issue" affecting its software provided to several airlines. This is a developing story, with updates to follow as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*