Flights delayed due to worldwide IT outage
Planes across the world have been grounded due to a worldwide IT outage, with Microsoft services, banks and broadcasters also shut down
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Airlines and rail operators across the UK and globally have warned of after a global IT outage hit on Friday morning.
In the US all flights from major operators, including Delta, United and American Airlines have been grounded due to 'communication issues'.
Meanwhile in the UK, Stanstead airport has moved to complete check-ins manually, Ryanair has warned of major disruption across it's network, and all 4 of Govia Thameslink Railway's brands - Southern, Thameslink, Gatwick Express and Great Northern, have warned passengers to expect disruption.
Airlines across the world have also been affected, with airports in India, Germany, Australia, and the Netherlands amongst others reporting disruption
What to do if you are affected?
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