Lufthansa airlines’ flights were delayed and cancelled following a massive IT outage at the company leaving thousands of passengers scrambling at airports worldwide.
The delays and cancellations happened in all parts of the world and thousands of passengers suffered inconveniences – many complained on Twitter.
“Currently, the airlines of the Lufthansa Group are affected by an IT outage. This is causing flight delays and cancellations. We regret the inconvenience this is causing our passengers,” Lufthansa News tweeted acknowledging the global problem.
"There is a group-wide IT system failure," a Lufthansa spokesperson told Reuters.
Passengers tweeted about absolute chaos at airports and said that Lufthansa were boarding passengers using pen and paper; they were unable to digitally process passengers' luggage as well.
#Lufthansa servers are down... we stay all in here!!! pic.twitter.com/rlcFpHb4JF— Simone Ceruti (@ilceruttino) February 15, 2023
#Lufthansa steht derzeit vor einem weltweiten IT-Systemausfall.... pic.twitter.com/ygxz40LGEC— GeorgeOrwell3 (@george_orwell3) February 15, 2023
#stuttgart #lufthansa #eurowings #standstill System world wide is down. No one is moving. Almost 2 hours now. pic.twitter.com/c2vLe0QToq— mstutt_vet (@mstuttgart2) February 15, 2023
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