Japan Airlines (JAL) has announced that following a cyberattack, its operations have been significantly disrupted and some domestic and international flights have been delayed.
Publish dateFriday 27 December 2024 - 23:01
According to Amac News: Citing the New York Times, the company temporarily stopped selling tickets for flights today, Thursday, December 26, but stressed that there was no impact on the safety of the flights.
This morning, Japan Airlines identified problems with its internal systems. According to the source, this problem was related to the equipment connecting the company's internal systems to external networks. About 90 minutes later, the company temporarily shut down the router responsible for the problem.
As of around noon, more than 40 flights were reportedly delayed at various airports in Japan, and FlightAware data shows that about 40 percent of Japan Airlines flights were delayed today. Also, the company announced that some domestic flights have been cancelled, but no international flights.
In an update this afternoon, Japan Airlines announced that it has resumed ticket sales and restored systems affected by the cyber attack.
The company also emphasized that no customer information was disclosed and that it is investigating to identify the perpetrators of this cyber attack.
This morning, Japan Airlines identified problems with its internal systems. According to the source, this problem was related to the equipment connecting the company's internal systems to external networks. About 90 minutes later, the company temporarily shut down the router responsible for the problem.
As of around noon, more than 40 flights were reportedly delayed at various airports in Japan, and FlightAware data shows that about 40 percent of Japan Airlines flights were delayed today. Also, the company announced that some domestic flights have been cancelled, but no international flights.
In an update this afternoon, Japan Airlines announced that it has resumed ticket sales and restored systems affected by the cyber attack.
The company also emphasized that no customer information was disclosed and that it is investigating to identify the perpetrators of this cyber attack.
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