Amadeus

An unprotected heap dump in an Amadeus application made booking and passenger data from multiple airlines accessible, including full names, dates of birth, PNRs, as well as contact and ID details. The memory dump also contained credentials and authentication tokens that allowed administrative read and write access to the system. Amadeus has since fixed the vulnerability and strengthened its detection mechanisms; whether and to what extent unauthorized parties accessed the data remains unclear. Earlier incidents and similar problems in the travel industry were also mentioned. » Más en heise.de

Amadeus reported Q2 EBITDA of €673m, roughly 3% above consensus, and currency‑adjusted revenue growth of 2.2% to €1.65bn, with margins positively surprising across all segments. The number of passengers handled fell 1% in Q2 and the company trimmed its 2026 full‑year guidance. Investors rewarded margin discipline; the stock rose sharply intraday and analysts remain largely inclined to buy with price targets above the current level. » Más en de.investing.com

Amadeus reported an 8% currency-adjusted revenue increase in Q1 2026 (reported revenue €1,683m) and adjusted earnings per share of €0.86, 6.25% above analyst estimates. Adjusted EBIT rose 7% on a currency-adjusted basis to €500m with a margin of 29.7%, free cash flow was €274m and net debt ratio stood at 1.0x. The company continued a €500m share buyback program, completed strategic acquisitions in biometrics, and is investing heavily in R&D (€335m, 20% of revenue) as well as AI solutions. Results were weighed down by disruptions in the Middle East; nonetheless Amadeus confirmed its 2026 outlook and expects a recovery in the second half of the year. » Más en de.investing.com