Tokyo: Japan Airlines (JAL) announced on Thursday that its network had been targeted by a cyberattack, leading to delays of up to an hour for at least 14

The airline reported that the issues began at approximately 7:25 am, prompting it to suspend ticket sales for all domestic and international flights for the remainder of the day

Problems with the airline’s baggage check-in system had delayed more than a dozen flights at several Japanese airports.

Japan Airlines on Thursday reported a cyberattack that caused delays to domestic and international flights but later said it had found and addressed the cause.

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Japan Airlines said its systems were affected due to a cyberattack and that it suspended ticket sales for domestic and international flights.

Japan Airlines (JAL) said the incident could have an impact on flight operations. The firm is Japan's second largest airline after All Nippon Airways.

More than 40 flights were delayed at various airports across Japan as of around noon Thursday, according to the public broadcaster NHK.