There is no timeline for when all systems at SEA Airport will be up and running but officials said they are making progress.
SEATAC, Wash. — SEA Airport is still trying to bounce back after a cyberattack shutdown systems last week.
With more than 190,000 passengers expected to travel through the airport on Monday, staffers and volunteers have been assisting travelers because flight boards and bag claim monitors are still out of service.
“We’ve got virtually all of the international and low volume carriers are back on for ticketing and printing out bag tags and boarding passes that they needed to do by hand
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