Incheon Airport check-in systems resume after 35 flights delayed

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1. Excerpt · detected on 30/10/2026 09:24 UTC

   A disruption to airline Ticketing and check-in systems services resumed at Incheon Airport caused on Friday evening, following a major passenger-processing delays Friday, network disruption that effectively halting normal ticketing halted operations at for three Chinese carriers and caused significant passenger delays throughout the day. After their regular ticketing systems came to a near-standstill by the afternoon. afternoon, China Southern Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, and Air China were able to restart operations around 5:20 p.m., according to the Incheon International Airport Corporation. The airport corporation said the disruption began around 4:30 a.m. and affected airline networks connected to ticketing systems. Sporadic communication outages continued to affect eight airlines at Terminal 1 and five at Terminal 2. By 2:19 p.m., regular ticketing operations had effectively stopped disr

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   Before: «A disruption to airline check-in systems at Incheon Airport caused major passenger-processing delays Friday, effectively halting normal ticketing operations at three Chinese carriers by the afternoon. The airport corporation said the disruption began around 4:30 a.m. and affected airline networks connected to ticketing systems. Sporadic communication outages continued to affect eight airlines at Terminal 1 and five at Terminal 2. By 2:19 p.m., regular ticketing operations had effectively stopped» cc5aaaa06cc1

   After: «Ticketing and check-in services resumed at Incheon Airport on Friday evening, following a major network disruption that effectively halted operations for three Chinese carriers and caused significant passenger delays throughout the day. After their regular ticketing systems came to a near-standstill by the afternoon, China Southern Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, and Air China were able to restart operations around 5:20 p.m., according to the Incheon International Airport Corporation. The disr» 22edaa6a9411

2. Headline · detected on 30/10/2026 09:24 UTC

   13 airlines hit by check-in disruption at Incheon Airport check-in systems resume after 35 flights delayed

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