On September 10, Aer Lingus was forced to cancel 51 flights between Dublin and European and UK destinations following a system outage. The Irish carrier was unable to access key systems for check-in, boarding and its website for several hours. Aer Lingus stated that the outage was caused by a break in connectivity in services from a UK network provider. Aer Lingus operated all of its transatlantic services from Dublin, albeit with delays and reduced passenger numbers in some instances due to security restrictions applying as a result of the systems outage.

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