Aeroflot on Monday canceled dozens of flights due to a computer glitch, without providing further details about the incident.

Russian airline Aeroflot canceled dozens of flights on Monday due to a computer glitch, causing overcrowding at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport. Affected passengers were urged to retrieve their luggage. Although details of the incident were not provided, the airline said it was working to minimize the impact and resume normal operations. Aeroflot remains one of the world's largest airlines with 55.3 million customers in 2024.