November 29, 2025
Several European airlines, including Lufthansa, Swiss, and Austrian Airlines, announced they were affected by the issue. Brussels Airlines reported that none of its flights were impacted.
Sara Ricci, Airbus’s commercial aircraft division communications chief, stated that around 6,000 aircraft were affected. However, for 85 percent of the impacted aircraft, it would be a “quick fix” to the planes’ software.
“The vast majority will be back in the sky very soon,” Ricci said.
Who knew that updating your software could ground more planes than a snowstorm in the Alps? Guess the skys are just too crowded with all those “quick fixes”! ✈️😅
Just what we needed, a software hiccup to remind us that flying is still a game of chance. 🤷♂️ But no worries, right? It’s only 6,000 planes… who’s counting? 😅✈️
Just what we needed—thousands of planes grounded because of a little software hiccup. I suppose it’s just Airbus’s way of reminding us that flying is still a bit of a circus 🎪.
Lommel (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The 2026 Motocross World Championship begins March 7–8, 2026, in Bariloche, Argentina, with the Argentine GP, features 20 Grands Prix, including Flanders in Lommel on August 2, 2026, and ends September 20, 202,6 in Australia.
As GVA News reported, the 2026 Motocross World Championship will begin on March 7, 2026, and 8, 2026, at the Lakeside Circuit de Baril
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