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Finnair Says 116,000 Reservations Have Been Compromised in Massive Data Breach

Finnair has revealed that at least 166,000 reservations have been compromised in a massive data breach connected to a third-party software vendor that supplies the Helsinki-based airline with its booking and flight management systems. The Finnish flag carrier is now the seventh major global airline to have come forward as a victim of the data…

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The data leak occurred in Amadeus, whose software is also used by Finnair.

·Helsinki, Finland
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·Helsinki, Finland
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To be precise, there are 350,164 people affected by the valley leak.

·Borås, Sweden
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Over 350,000 SAS travelers may have had their booking details exposed in a major data leak, according to a report to the Swedish Data Protection Authority (IMY).

·Stockholm, Sweden
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It's not just flight delays that SAS travellers have to worry about. A suspected data leak at booking provider Amadeus may have revealed details of 350,164 SAS travellers. Someone is said to have accessed the system with hijacked login details and accessed booking numbers, travel dates and flight information. This is mainly about older bookings and already completed trips. Even Finnair [...]

Thai Airways revealed that unauthorized access to passenger data through the Amadeus system resulted in the leak of over 60,000 records in just over a month. The airline clarified that passenger credit card information is stored securely and was not affected, emphasizing its commitment to protecting personal data. [Further details about the leak are included in the original text.] Read the original news: “Thai Airways” announces discovery of una…

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Fréttir - mbl.is broke the news in Reykjavík, Iceland on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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