URGENT: Heathrow Cyber-Attack Disrupts Flights for Second Day Amid Ongoing Chaos

BREAKING: Heathrow Cyber-Attack Disrupts Flights for Second Day A severe cyber-attack has crippled the check-in and baggage system at London's Heathrow Airport, causing widespread disruptions to flights for a second consecutive day. The attack, which began on Saturday, has affected several European airports, including Brussels. Hundreds of Delays and Cancellations Heathrow has reported hundreds of delays, with many flights grounded due to the technical issue. Passengers are being boarded using pen and paper, while airlines have been asked to cancel half their departing flights from Brussels Airport. Background: Muse Software Affected The attack is believed to be related to RTX's Muse software, which allows multiple airlines to share check-in desks and boarding gates at an airport. The company has confirmed a "cyber-related disruption" but has not disclosed the cause or estimated duration of the outage. Current Status and Next Developments Efforts to resolve the issue are ongoing, with Heathrow apologizing for the inconvenience caused. Brussels Airport has asked airlines to cancel half their departing flights until further notice. The situation is being closely monitored by airport authorities and airline officials. This is a Developing Story The cyber-attack at Heathrow Airport continues to cause significant disruptions to air travel. This story will be updated as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*