On Friday, a global technical failure caused international airlines, banks and media disruption. The global technical disruption affected operations in various countries including Spanish airports, the Turkish airline, Australian media and banks.
On Friday, the US Aviation Authority asked all flights to land due to a technical computer glitch.
This comes after Microsoft announced a defect in its global public system, while the cybersecurity company Crowdstrike is facing a technical defect in its services in various parts of the world.
Airports out of service
Berlin Airport announced on Friday the suspension of flights until 08:00 GMT.
The airport operating company said in a post on the X platform that the airport is experiencing a delay in registering passengers due to a technical glitch.
Turkish Airlines also said today that it is facing problems in its reservation, passenger check-in, and ticket issuance systems due to a global technical glitch.
The Turkish company's help desk stated in a post on Ex that work is underway to solve the problem.
British Sky News stopped broadcasting
British channel Sky News stopped broadcasting live on Friday.
Sky News on X chief executive David Rhodes said: “Sky News was unable to broadcast live television this morning and we are now informing viewers that we apologize for the interruption.”
Work in the medical system in Britain also stopped due to problems in work systems.
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