The disruptions were caused by a cyberattack, the EU's cybersecurity agency confirmed on Monday, highlighting the growing risks of such attacks to critical infrastructure and industries.
Governments and companies have been the targets of cyberattacks in recent months, including luxury carmaker Jaguar Land Rover , which had to pause production as a result.
Berlin airport, which was facing higher passenger numbers than usual on Monday due to the Berlin Marathon, still did not have its check-in systems restored and reported delays of over an hour for departures.
Brussels Airport was using iPads and laptops to check passengers in online. Of roughly 550 departing and arriving flights, 60 had to be cancelled on Monday, it said.
A survey of some 1,000 companies by German industry group Bitkom found that ransomware - malicious software that locks up data until the victim pays to have access restored - was the most common form of cyberattack, with one in seven companies having paid a ransom. REUTERS
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