Airports, airlines, and air traffic networks are under siege from increasingly complex cyberattacks as industry leaders and regulators race to modernize legacy systems.

Computer hackers targeting critical infrastructure around the world could cause “attacks on airplanes or air traffic control towers” which “could cause accidents, or even to paralyze entire flight ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — RavnAir canceled at ...

The Australian Airline Qantas said on Sunday that the personal data of its customers had leaked online after being stolen in a cyberattack. The airline said that the data of 5.7 million customers had ...

Airlines are heavily dependent on interconnected systems ranging from reservations to in-flight entertainment to flight operations and aircraft communications. This puts the airline industry in a ...

FRANKFURT/BERLIN (Reuters) - Cyber attacks and commercial drones pose a growing risk of commercial aeroplane crashes, a major insurer said, running counter to a long-term decline in fatal accidents ...

Alaska-based regional carrier RavnAir was forced to cancel at least a dozen flights over the weekend due to a "malicious cyber attack" on its computer network. The cancellations affected approximately ...

RavnAir, citing a “malicious cyber attack” on its computer network, canceled at least six flights out of Alaska on Saturday, according to The Associated Press. Company spokeswoman Debbie Reinwand said ...