The 27 attorneys general involved in the settlement said that Sabre responded poorly to the incident, particularly in notifying people that their information might be compromised.

Americans have until Jan. 22 to claim their share of the settlement.

The New York AG's office says five company's apps were prone to man-in-the-middle attacks.

The incident revealed sensitive information on 57 million users, and the company kept the hack secret for more than a year.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced the deal, which involved 47 states and is described as the largest multi-state breach agreement in U.S. history.