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2026
SQ321湍流遇难者遗孀在英国高等法院起诉新加坡航空
提起诉讼
2024年5月21日新加坡航空SQ321航班遭遇严重湍流,74岁的琳达·基钦的丈夫杰弗里·基钦在事件中死亡。琳达·基钦已在英国高等法院对新加坡航空提起诉讼,要求赔偿以支持其严重脊柱损伤的康复。新加坡航空8月29日表示无法就法庭审理中的事项置评。
当事方说明的目的. 向新加坡航空索赔以支持其严重脊柱损伤的康复
来源摘录
Linda Kitchen, 74, has initiated proceedings at Britain’s High Court seeking damages from SIA to
Her husband reportedly suffered a fatal heart attack during the incident, which saw Flight SQ321, which was en route to Singapore from London, plunge on May 21, 2024, while flying over Myanmar.over 54m in just five seconds
Responding to queries from The Straits Times, SIA on Aug 29 said it was unable to comment on matters before the courts.
2026
新加坡航空披露与 Amadeus 相关的订票信息泄露事件
问题披露
新加坡航空确认,旅游技术供应商 Amadeus 运营的系统遭未经授权访问,约 46,000 条订票记录相关信息受到影响。新加坡航空称其内部 IT 系统未受影响。Amadeus 确认银行账户和信用卡信息未被泄露。
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整改 — Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines has started contacting affected passengers with upcoming travel plans to change their booking reference numbers as a precautionary measure.
整改 — Amadeus
Amadeus has implemented containment measures and additional security safeguards following the incident.
来源摘录
Singapore Airlines confirmed on November 3, 2026, that the incident involved customer information stored on the Amadeus platform, which supports some of the airline’s reservation and booking operations.
Singapore Airlines has disclosed a cybersecurity incident affecting approximately 46,000 booking records following unauthorised access to systems operated by travel technology provider Amadeus.
The cybersecurity incident exposed customer information associated with approximately 46,000 booking records.
2021
SITA披露网络攻击影响航空公司乘客数据
问题披露
SITA表示,网络攻击影响了存储在SITA Passenger Service System(PSS)Inc.服务器上的部分乘客数据。报道指出,多家航空公司确认受到影响,其中新加坡航空约58万名KrisFlyer和PPS会员受影响。
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调查 — SITA
The matter remains under continued investigation by SITA’s Security Incident Response Team with the support of leading external experts in cyber-security.
整改 — SITA
SITA acted swiftly and initiated targeted containment measures.
来源摘录
Singapore Airlines said roughly 580,000 members of its KrisFlyer and PPS programs are affected by the breach at SITA.
Several airlines have confirmed being affected by the breach, including Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Finland’s Finnair, Jeju Air in South Korean, and Air New Zealand.
SITA said on Thursday that the attack, which it described as “highly sophisticated,” affected certain passenger data stored on servers of SITA Passenger Service System (PSS) Inc., which operates passenger processing systems for airlines.