List of services affected by BLACKOUT worldwide

Great global power outage BSOD crash result or blue screen of death Created by Microsoft security vendor CrowdStrike, it caused thousands of services around the world to crash or fail to start.

The glitch involved the Windows operating system and affected flights, radio and television broadcasts, as well as supermarkets and banks, with shutdowns occurring after computer screens turned blue and a message appeared. “fatal error”.

Some services affected by global power outage

• Airline Ryanair, with thousands of passengers affected worldwide, as well as passengers from Iberia, Vueling, Lufthansa, Air France-KLM or Wizz Air.
• Japan’s Narita Airport, about 60km from Tokyo, said JetStar, Jeju Air, Quatas, HK Express and Spring Japan were experiencing system problems.
• Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is also experiencing delays. Dutch airline KLM said it flight control “impossible” currently. The company has had to suspend many of its operations, although it claimed it was “making every effort to resolve the issue.”
• In the US, United, Delta and American Airlines have issued “high on the world’s earth” for all your flights.
• Meanwhile, in India, the Indira Gandhi Airport in New Delhi has decided resort to manual system because its electronic terminals and flight information screens are not working.
• The NHS has reported problems with appointment booking, consultations and access to medical records. A doctor told the BBC that He only accepts “severe” patients..
• In Germany, two hospitals have also been forced to cancel non-urgent operations, but emergency care will continue as usual.
• The Paris Olympic Organizing Committee said its information systems were also affected.
• The largest railway company in Great Britain. Govia-Thameslink Railway (GTR)warned passengers to expect disruptions due to “widespread IT issues”.
• In Italy, among other services, Highway computer system.
• IN Australia, one of the hardest hit countries, service fell Quantas Airlines, Melbourne or Sydney airports, Telstra, Australia’s largest telecommunications provider, and the payment system for supermarkets such as Woolworths and banks such as NAB, ANZ, Commonwealth Bank and Bendigo Bank.
• IN Israel Numerous hospitals, postal service, Ben Gurion International Airport and the Israeli newspaper Haaretzwho told his readers that the same problem had led to the termination of customer service.
• IN South Korea, The list of victims included three low-cost airlines and servers some online video games