Berlin: Berlin Airport has warned of significant delays Monday due to the aftermath of a cyberattack affecting multiple European airports.

According to Jordan News Agency, a statement from the airport indicated that technical issues with check-in and baggage handling remain unresolved as passenger numbers rise to approximately 95,000.

In Brussels, half of the flights scheduled for Monday have been canceled due to a registration system failure caused by the attack, with an updated software version from the provider not yet available.