[mirekrusin]

Europe will wake up to flood of problems as well. This needs to be at the top of HN. We are experiencing multiple issues here in EU.

This issue feels extremely widely spread.

Maybe we don't hear ppl complaining because we're offline? :)

[javaunsafe2019]

Berlin airport is down

[mitjam]

Just in time for the beginning of school holidays in Berlin. Today, they expected 86.000 travelers in BER alone (https://www.airliners.de/flughafen-ber-erwartet-rekordzahl-p...)

[nicbou]

A few others as well, it seems.

[surfingdino]

Ryanair is unable to check in passengers online. You can check in at the airport.

[ben_w]

I had to physically stand in a queue for about 8 hours for a Ryanair customer support desk in an airport when the airport runway was closed by 1-2cm of snow.

I forget the exact timing and can't be bothered to look up my notes, but it was something like 11pm to 7am at the origin airport for a flight that was supposed to have landed at the destination around 8pm, as we were also stuck on the runway for an hour or so and even getting that far had been delayed.

The replacement flight the next day was also cancelled even though the airport was open.

I ended up taking a ferry and a train, and that was still simultaneously faster than the next available Ryanair replacement flight and cheaper than any other provider on short notice. Fortunately I had an understanding boss who didn't mind me arriving 4 days later than expected, and also a place to crash for free while working out the best route home.

[geek_at]

it's already noon in central europe and yes everythings fucked. except for the linux powered companies

[vesinisa]

Maybe they have rolled back the update and Windows boxes in Europe are no longer pulling it?

[vladvasiliu]

They did around 8:30 CEST (6:30 GTM) as I understand it. Some of our servers managed to unbork themselves after a number of boot loops, but not all.