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The CrowdStrike software bug that crashed Microsoft operating systems and caused the largest IT outage in history caused disruptions at U.S. and global ports, with highly complex air freight systems suffering the heaviest hit, according to logistics experts, as global airlines grounded flights.
Krasnoyarsk airport says plane carrying 244 passengers and crew was forced to land due to an activated smoke detector.
Several airlines halted flights on Friday, while others warned of delays and services being unavailable as the impact of an unprecedented IT outage was felt globally.
▶ Follow the AP’s live coverageof the global outage.
ISLAMABAD (AP) — The bodies of four Pakistanis killed in an attack on a Shiite mosque in Oman this week have been repatriated and handed to their families, officials said Friday.
Average annual passenger growth is expected to be 3.6 per cent a year to 2043, compared with a forecast of 9.7 per cent growth this year, the International Air Transport Association said in its latest update.
Chinese naval scientists have unveiled a method to identify and track US warships around the globe using low quality satellite images that are free and available to anyone.
“My loving father, Eugene Choo Jin Leong … thank you for serving our nation. We will miss you,” said Choo in a calm voice, moving many with his tribute during the event held at Vijfhuizen Park near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport on Wednesday.