Qantas Says Passenger Addresses, Meal Choices Among Stolen Data

Qantas Airways Ltd. said personal information belonging to 5.7 million customers, ranging from names and addresses to phone numbers and meal preferences, were stolen in last week’s cyberattack, as the fallout from the latest airline security breach becomes clearer.

The Australian carrier on Wednesday said it has started to tell impacted customers what specific data was lost in the attack. While there’s no evidence any stolen information has been released publicly, Qantas is monitoring the situation with the help of specialist cybersecurity experts, it said.