EU and US agree passenger data deal

EU and US negotiators struck a deal on sharing information about transatlantic flight passengers.

EU and US agree passenger data deal
Thu, 28 Jun, 2007 - 01:00

No details are officially available, but EU sources say data will be kept by US security agencies for 15 years.

Under agreements reached after the 9/11 attacks, European airlines must provide 34 pieces of information about passengers flying into the US.

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