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USA presses travel surveillance and control agenda at ICAO

01 May 2010

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USA presses travel surveillance and control agenda at ICAO (Identity Project, link):

"As we predicted, the US delegation has been pressing its vision of an integrated and standardized global system of surveillance and control of air travel, in which government access would be built into airline reservation systems (think, “CALEA for CRSs and PNR data”, worldwide) and government permission would be a prerequisite to boarding any flight on what used to be considered a “common carrier” required to transport all comers."

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