The global computer blackout has disrupted air travel across the world, particularly affecting airlines in the United States and Germany. A defective software update from CrowdStrike caused significant delays and cancellations, leaving thousands of passengers stranded as they prepared for summer vacations. With over 1,600 flights canceled and more than 4,000 delayed in the U.S. alone, airlines are struggling to resume normal operations amid ongoing technical issues. Passengers are advised to understand their rights regarding delays and cancellations, as airlines are obligated to provide care, including food and accommodation, depending on the duration of the disruptions.
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Massive Global Computer Blackout Disrupts Air Travel: What Passengers Need to Know
2024-07-19T15:21:43.838Z
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A global computer blackout, caused by a faulty software update from CrowdStrike, has led to widespread flight disruptions. Learn about your passenger rights and how to navigate the chaos as airlines work to restore normal operations.
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