Thousands of passengers at risk — what happened to flights to Europe

A system failure at Eurocontrol in Brussels threatens mass flight delays across Europe. The organization manages air traffic on the continent. Passengers are advised to monitor updates.

A system failure at Eurocontrol, based in Brussels, has caused disruptions to flight schedules across Europe. Eurocontrol is an intergovernmental organization responsible for managing air traffic on the continent, including route planning and fee collection. The outage is already affecting departures and arrivals, with significant delays expected until specialists restore normal operations. Aviation officials state the situation is under control, but passengers are advised to follow updates from airlines and airports. Earlier, Kursor reported on a tourist hit among EU countries.