About 37,800 ANA customer information leaked in Japan.

Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) announced on the 30th that its passenger service system contractor suffered unauthorized access, and the information of approximately 37,800 customers has been leaked. It is said that the information of about 1,700 of them includes passport numbers, nationalities, and other details. Those affected are some passengers who booked ANA-operated flights between August 10, 2023, and September 23, 2026. The leaked information is said to include names, reservation numbers, flight dates, flight segments, and other details, while credit card information and passwords were not leaked. According to ANA, Amadeus, its contractor based in Spain, detected the unauthorized access on September 24.