Brussels Airport cyberattack disrupts Royal Air Maroc

Royal Air Maroc warns customers after a cyberattack at Brussels Airport has disrupted operations and is expected to continue through September 28, 2025.

Royal Air Maroc has told passengers to expect delays and service interruptions following a Brussels Airport cyberattack that affected airport systems and processing. The airline urged travelers to check flight status directly with their airline and to allow extra time for check-in and security on affected dates.

What to know about the Brussels Airport cyberattack

Brussels Airport said teams are working to restore normal operations as quickly as possible. The incident highlights growing cybersecurity risks for European aviation infrastructure and the knock-on effects for carriers operating in and out of Brussels, including Royal Air Maroc. No flight numbers or detailed technical timelines were released by the airport or the carrier when the alert was issued.

Passengers due to travel should monitor official airline channels and airport updates. Expect longer queues at check-in and security, potential rebooking notices, and delays to baggage handling until systems are fully recovered. Royal Air Maroc has recommended contacting the airline for rebooking options and arrival-time guidance.

• Allow extra time at the airport — Brussels Airport cyberattack may cause longer check-in and security waits.
• Check flight status with Royal Air Maroc before leaving for the airport.
• Keep digital and printed travel documents handy in case systems are intermittent.

Cybersecurity incidents at major airports can ripple across regional schedules and passenger plans. While details on the attack vector or responsible actors were not disclosed, Brussels Airport’s public statements emphasized prioritizing system restoration and passenger safety. Travelers should follow official airport and airline alerts for confirmed timelines and operational changes.

Sources

• No official source URL provided in the original report; check Royal Air Maroc and Brussels Airport official channels for updates.