Airlines Told to Cough Up Data
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All US airlines will soon be ordered to turn over a months&#39; worth of passenger itineraries to the government for testing of the newest version of a passenger prescreening system, Homeland Security officials announced Tuesday.
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EU ministers on Friday backed plans to collect data on air travellers coming to Europe, a move which could force visitors to provide information three times before entering.
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A proposed law would require companies to keep detailed data about peopleâs Internet and phone use that goes beyond a European Union directive.
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Er, excuse me. Data what? The UK's biggest companies still struggle to deal with basic data protection enquiries, according to a survey of responses.â¦
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NASA has previously said that the data, which comes from tens of thousands of interviews with pilots about safety issues, could damage the airline industry.
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WASHINGTON - Everyone who took a commercial flight within the United States in June will have travel information turned over to the government so it can test a new system for identifying potential terrorists, federal officials announced Tuesday.    The Transportation Security Administration unveiled details for its previously announced "Secure Flight" program, its second attempt at finding a better way to screen passengers without infringing on privacy...
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After initial complaints about the government order, U.S. airlines finally comply, turning over a massive amount of information about travelers so the feds can test a screening system. By Ryan Singel.
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Airlines and airplane makers are fighting to keep confidential 10-year-old data on the values of US plane purchases, fearing a government plan to disclose the information may make it harder to negotiate for the best price.
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A U.S. congressional committee  ordered NASA on Monday to more quickly turn over records on a  study the agency conducted on airline safety, fearful some data  may have been suppressed or destroyed to protect the industry.
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The US government unveiled plans on Thursday for a revised computer-based program using personal information to identify airline passengers who may pose a threat to air travel.
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Financial institutions charged with sharing data concerning possibly suspicious transactions are swamping investigators' abilities to effectively parse the information.
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U.S. airlines are pulling out of  their financial tailspin but most are not paying close enough  attention to customer service, especially when it comes to  providing useful information on delays and cancellations, a  government watchdog reported on Wednesday.
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Experts are concerned that data may not being properly protected by the IRS and that a massive data loss by the agency, similar to the one last month by the U.K.'s Revenue and Customs office, could disrupt the nation's banking system.
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Europe's Parliament is to look at how data on air passengers and citizens' bank details is being sent to the US.
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Blog: Computer failure blamed for temporary grounding of flights
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The U.S. government said on Friday  it was giving airlines until Nov. 23 to turn over information  on millions of people who took domestic flights in June to test  a new system for identifying passengers who may pose security  risks.
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Complaint lodged about party allegedly under-reporting value of shadow cabinet flights