A sophisticated cyberattack on check-in systems at three European airports has now stretched into its second day, leaving travelers grappling with widespread cancellations and delays. Officials have yet to confirm when normal operations will return, as the fallout continues to challenge airport authorities across the region.

Rain and dust storms moved across the Valley on Monday night, leading to a short-lived ground stop at Sky Harbor Airport. According to local weather updates, flights have now resumed, and further disruptions appear minimal.

After grounding its fleet due to an IT outage, Alaska Airlines announced on Monday that it has resumed operations. The temporary disruption affected flights earlier in the day but has since been resolved.

Alaska Air has requested a ground stop for its mainline and Horizon planes due to IT issues. This operational halt affects the airline’s services as it addresses technical problems.

After a hoax bomb threat on an IndiGo flight from Hyderabad to Amritsar, Punjab Police have filed an FIR against unknown individuals. No explosives were found during a thorough search, but the incident led to significant flight disruptions.

Amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, the United Kingdom has issued an urgent travel advisory for British nationals planning to cross the land border from Iran into Turkey. Severe flight disruptions and heightened security measures have been triggered by the explosive crisis.

As tensions escalate between Israel and Iran, Bahrain Airport has issued a travel advisory warning passengers of potential flight delays, cancellations, or rescheduling. Travelers are urged to stay informed about the evolving situation to mitigate disruptions to their travel plans.