URGENT: Heathrow's Check-in System Crashes in Major Cyber-Attack, Travelers Stranded.

HEATHROW'S CHECK-IN SYSTEM CRASHES IN CYBER-ATTACK, TRAVELERS STRANDED Heathrow Airport's electronic check-in system has crashed due to a cyber-attack, causing widespread delays and disruptions. The attack also affected other European airports, including Brussels and Berlin. Multiple flights have been delayed at Heathrow as passengers struggle to check in and drop off their bags. Airlines are manually processing passengers, but long queues and waiting times are reported. The cyber-attack is believed to have occurred on Friday night, with RTX, the software provider, confirming a "cyber-related disruption" to its system. The company's Muse software, which allows multiple airlines to share check-in desks and gates, has been affected. British Airways, one of Heathrow's major operators, has confirmed that it is experiencing technical issues with its check-in system. Other airlines operating at the airport are also impacted. The impact on travelers is significant, with many reporting long delays and frustration. The situation is being closely monitored by airport authorities and airline staff. This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*