A computer glitch disrupted the operation of airports around the world
A computer glitch in the systems of registration of air passengers has led to problems in a number of airports around the world. About this newspaper The Telegraph.
The incident occurred on Thursday, September 28, due to a problem with the software Amadeus Altea, which is used in these systems. He, in particular, has led to large queues at London Heathrow and Gatwick. The failure also affected the air port in Paris, Zurich, Melbourne, Johannesburg (South Africa), Singapore and Washington.
Representatives of Gatwick said that the incident did not cause delays to flights. The staff of Heathrow argue that their passengers can still check in, but it takes more time than usual.
According to BBC News, the problem with Amadeus Altea has also affected the services online booking the airlines that use this software.
The manufacturer of this product Amadeus recognised the fault. The company announced that its experts are already working on a solution to the problem and the appropriate computer system carriers are gradually being restored.
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