Singapore Airlines is investigating a cybersecurity incident that may have exposed approximately 46,000 passenger booking records through its reservation technology provider, Amadeus.
The incident has raised fresh concerns about the security of third-party technology providers responsible for processing sensitive customer information in the global aviation industry.
According to reports, the affected records were associated with the airline’s booking systems. However, the full extent of the exposure and the specific categories of information involved have not yet been established.
The incident highlights the growing cybersecurity risks facing airlines as they increasingly depend on external technology platforms to manage reservations and passenger services.
Cybersecurity experts continue to emphasise the importance of stronger third-party risk management, continuous security monitoring and robust data protection controls.
The investigation is ongoing, with further details expected as the airline works to establish the extent of the incident.
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