EU and US reach passenger data deal

European Union and US negotiators have reached a deal on the sharing of trans-Atlantic air passenger data used in anti-terror investigations, diplomats said in Luxembourg today.

EU and US reach passenger data deal
Fri, 06 Oct, 2006 - 09:00

European Union and US negotiators have reached a deal on the sharing of trans-Atlantic air passenger data used in anti-terror investigations, diplomats said in Luxembourg today.

Details of the exact deal were not yet clear after marathon talks which started late yesterday.

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