Examples of using Passenger data in English and their translations into German
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More and more countries are using passenger data for this purpose.
Let me take passenger data and the agreement with the United States as an example.
One of my first tasks was to process and analyse passenger data.
The collection of passenger data must not just be useful; it must be necessary too.
Official interventions or incorrect information regarding flight times or passenger data.
Passenger Data: passport and visa information(or copies thereof), and travel preferences.
There is not an extension of the time during which passenger data are kept from 3.5 to 15 years.
LAS collects passenger data as part of the settlement of flight bookings and flights.
Since March 5th, 2003,European airlines are giving US customs authorities access to passenger data.
That is why we oppose the agreement on the transfer of passenger data by airlines to the US authorities.
Some countries only issue a travel authorisation if you provide your enhanced passenger data.
The intention to allow airline companies to collect and communicate passenger data is extremely problematical for a variety of reasons.
Conflicts arise in the airline industry in particular because foreign authorities increasingly request passenger data.
In accordance with the Belgian law on the use of passenger data, we are obliged to transfer certain passenger data to the Belgian government.
On 21 September,the Commission informed the Council about EU policy on the transfer of passenger data to third countries.
Thus, the transfer of passenger data must comply with EU data protection standards, and data must only be used in connection with specific crimes or threats.
We are running the risk of becoming a profoundly illiberal society,by passing on passenger data, by Internet surveillance.
This House- with good reason-has already clearly rejected any communication of passenger data to the US border protection and security authorities, and, thank God, it has today also rejected collective expulsion through joint European flights.
We must ensure that there is no legal vacuum at European level after 1 October 2006 as regards the transfer of passenger data.
What is happening increasingly is the transfer of commercial data, notably passenger data but also banking and telecom data, to public authorities for security purposes.
The EU Parliament is also blocking an eight-year-olddraft law that obliges airlines to gather passenger data.
As regards the Directive on the obligation of carriers to communicate passenger data, nine Member States lag behind the transposition deadline.
Such a coherent single approach seems the pragmatic option when more andmore countries are requiring the transfer of passenger data.
Airlines flying from the EU to Canada will transfer selected passenger data to the Canadian authorities to help identify passengers who could be a security threat.
Initiative of the Kingdom of Spain with a view to adopting aCouncil Directive on the obligation of carriers to communicate passenger data.
As regards the transfer of passenger data to the United States joint review, a number of questions concerning the transfer of passenger data- the PNR issue- are related to the implementation of undertakings by the US Customs and Border Protection agency.
A second pass does not solve the problem,because it can not be excluded that airlines forward the passenger data to the Homeland Security Ministry of the USA.
Initiative of the Kingdom of Spain with a view toadopting a Council Directive on the obligation of carriers to communicate passenger data.
Priority 6: Many activities centred on the transfer of data to third countries,in particular the transfer of passenger data and the developments regarding possible transatlantic principles(mainly common to EU and USA) on exchange of information for law enforcement purposes.
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.-(NL) Mr President, this is the thirdagreement we are discussing in this Parliament on the transfer of passenger data to the United States, and things are not getting any better.