This is what you can do if you're affected by cyber security breach at airports

Manchester Airport Group (MAG) said it suffered a cyber security breach affecting customer data from three airports: Manchester, East Midlands and London Stansted. The company reported that an “unauthorised third party” accessed parts of its systems, and that bank and payment details were not accessed. However, personal information—including phone numbers, email addresses, vehicle registrations and postcodes—was reportedly involved. MAG told affected customers that data related to airport car parking, lounge bookings, Fast Track reservations and on-airport Wi-Fi sign-ups had been accessed. The article advises affected people to raise complaints with MAG first, then seek legal guidance, while also taking steps like changing passwords and enabling two-factor authentication.