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Man arrested in connection with cyberattack that disrupted European airports

A man in his forties has been arrested in connection to a cyber attack that knocked out automatic check-in systems at some of Europe’s busiest airports last week.

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Man arrested in UK over alleged cyberattack that affected European airports

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UK police arrest man over hack that affected European airports

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Man arrested as part of European airport cyberattack investigation

The cyberattack, which began on Friday last week, affected an important provider of software that underpins check-in and boarding systems, snarling travel at London Heathrow, Dublin, Berlin Brandenbu...

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Man in 40s arrested in UK over cyberattack that sparked delays and cancellations at Heathrow & major European airports

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Man arrested over cyber attack that grounded flights at Heathrow and across Europe

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Latest: PIA to resume direct UK flights from Oct

PIA gets UK approval as a third country operator; flights to Manchester start in October, with London and Birmingham to follow.

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PIA obtains TCO certificate, set to resume UK flights next month

Pakistan International Airlines announced on Wednesday that it has secured Third Country Operator certification from UK authorities, clearing the way for the carrier to resume flights to

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World’s deepest pool to be built at UK airport – but you can’t swim in it

THE DEEPEST pool in the world is set to open in the UK – but don’t expect to be able to book any swimming lessons. The new pool will be part of Cornwall Airport in Newquay’s

Europe bulletin: NATO-Russia tensions escalate, airport cyberattack

Eurozone confidence inches up, UK warns Russia on NATO airspace, cyberattack disrupts European airports, and UK-US launch digital markets taskforce.

Most popular airport for UK holidaymakers relaxes key rule from today

As of today (19 September), Dublin Airport, the most frequented airport by UK passengers, has relaxed a key rule. The airport has announced that it is easing the 100ml liquids restriction for hand luggage, a rule that has been globally enforced since 2006.