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Chaos in the German airports, cancelled tens of Lufthansa flights

Berlin, Germany - Because of a breakdown at the computerized system "Unisys"

At early morning today, around 4:30am, the Unisys computer system of the German airports, that regulate the check-in service, would have crashed sending out of action all the air stations. The breakdown has provoked serious problems fot the domestic and international air traffic of Lufthansa. To half day the flight cancelled was about 30. While the German flag airline communicates that technicians...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 103866
Rome, Italy, 09/23/2004 14:32
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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