Airports around the world suffer disruptions due to a global IT outage

Watch live from airports around the world as a global IT outage is affecting major services including airlines, banks, healthcare and broadcasters across the world.
It is believed the meltdown is related to an issue at the software company Microsoft and global cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike - although it is unknown if it is the same problem is affecting airports and train services across the globe.
The source of the global IT outage has been "identified" and a "fix deployed", the head of US cybersecurity company CrowdStrike has said.
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[@user-ir8fs7ss2l]

H4ck3d...
Unless we're to believe that an upgrade/patch is released into the real world, without being tested first.
Unlikely & Strange.
IMHO

[@manuela9671]

watching this as someone almost never leaving the flat anymore. where do all these people need to go all the time... ( I know, funerals, weddings, birthday parties... the planet is suffering but people party on. fine.) Also, where do they all have this money to travel. I must be out of this world... I would never be able to live like that. Anyway...

[@alanrogers9597]

Are Fujitsu involved ???

[@Mrshoujo]

*Is & no.

[@chinonihaoma8634]

😊