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New agreements: European Union wants to expand use of passenger data

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Data protection European Commission European Parliament
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EU Canada Japan

25 November 2019

"The EU Parliament is to deal with a new agreement on the exchange of passenger data with Canada."

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New agreements: European Union wants to expand use of passenger data (link):

"So far, PNR agreements exist only with the USA and Australia, but now the EU Commission also wants to negotiate with Japan. Others could follow after the International Civil Aviation Organization adopts new standards."

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