Japan's All Nippon Airways announced on the 30th that clients of the passenger service system have been illegally accessed, and information on about 37,800 customers has been leaked. Allegedly, the information on about 1,700 of them included passport numbers, nationality, etc. This time, the affected target was some passengers who booked flights operated by ANA between August 10, 2023 and September 23, 2026. According to reports, the leaked information includes names, reservation numbers, flight dates, flight routes, etc., and credit card information and passwords have not been leaked. According to ANA, the client Amadeus, based in Spain, detected an illegal visit on September 24.

Japan's All Nippon Airways announced on the 30th that clients of the passenger service system have been illegally accessed, and information on about 37,800 customers has been leaked. Allegedly, the information on about 1,700 of them included passport numbers, nationality, etc. This time, the affected target was some passengers who booked flights operated by ANA between August 10, 2023 and September 23, 2026. According to reports, the leaked information includes names, reservation numbers, flight dates, flight routes, etc., and credit card information and passwords have not been leaked. According to ANA, the client Amadeus, based in Spain, detected an illegal visit on September 24.