Hong Kong's flagship carrier Cathay Pacific Airways said Thursday it "regrets" that the personal information of 9.4 million passengers was exposed in a data breach now under police investigation."The matter has caused concerns among many of our passengers. I want to express our regrets," Cathay Pacific's chief customer and commercial officer Paul Loo said in a radio program. "In most cases, passengers' names and email addresses, or their names and phone numbers were accessed."Loo said suspicious activity was first noticed in March and unauthorized access to certain personal data was confirm…READ FULL ARTICLE
