Sunwing says its flight schedule has returned to normal after a cybersecurity breach that grounded travellers and delayed flights this week.
“We’re happy to share that our flight schedule has returned to normal,” the airline said in a post on Twitter Friday.
“Thank you again to our valued customers for your patience and understanding as we worked through these disruptions.”
But Sunwing said check-in and passenger processing times may still be “slower than usual” over the coming days as they work to “fully relaunch” their system.
Sunwing previously told Global News that their third-party systems provider Airline Choice suffered a “compromise in their network.”
It led to problems with check-in and boarding and staff ended up manually processing flights to get passengers through.
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— With files from The Canadian Press
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