Published 12 days ago

'No indication of malicious activity' as e-gates back working at UK airports after travel chaos

An issue with Border Force eGates at major UK airports, including Manchester, is resolved, confirmed by the Home Office.
Passengers faced significant delays, with waits exceeding 80 minutes at Manchester Airport and long queues causing 30-minute plane holds after landing.
The problem was quickly addressed after network issues were detected, ensuring no compromise to border security, with no signs of cyber threats.

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The Independent

Border Force gates back online after outage as Home Office rules out cyber threat

Pictures show queues at Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, Edinburgh and Manchester

12 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

Britain says border e-gates back in service after outage sparked delays

Britain's automated border control gates have returned to normal operation, the Home Office said on Saturday, after a nationwide system issue caused major delays.

12 days ago·United Kingdom

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Manchester Evening News

Border Force gates back online after outage causes 'crazy' queues at Manchester Airport

There was a 'nationwide issue' with the eGates yesterday, with major airports including Heathrow and Gatwick also affected

12 days ago·Manchester, United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

Home Office confirms Border Force eGates back online after widespread outage

The Home Office has confirmed that a “nationwide issue” with Border Force e-gates that caused significant disruption at airports across the country has been resolved.

12 days ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Home Office confirms Border Force eGates back online after widespread outage

The system failure triggered airport chaos.

12 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

'No indication of malicious activity' as e-gates back working at UK airports after travel chaos

Social media images and footage showed long queues at the passport scanning gates at several airports overnight. Passengers also reported being held on planes after they landed, while others said the delays caused them to miss trains.

12 days ago·United Kingdom

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'No indication of malicious activity' as e-gates back working at UK airports after travel chaos

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Border Force gates back online after outage as Home Office rules out cyber threat

Border Force gates back online after outage as Home Office rules out cyber threat

Britain says border e-gates back in service after outage sparked delays

Britain says border e-gates back in service after outage sparked delays

Border Force gates back online after outage causes 'crazy' queues at Manchester Airport

Border Force gates back online after outage causes 'crazy' queues at Manchester Airport

Home Office confirms Border Force eGates back online after widespread outage

Home Office confirms Border Force eGates back online after widespread outage

Home Office confirms Border Force eGates back online after widespread outage

Home Office confirms Border Force eGates back online after widespread outage

'No indication of malicious activity' as e-gates back working at UK airports after travel chaos

'No indication of malicious activity' as e-gates back working at UK airports after travel chaos

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