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The European Commission says a data exchange agreement with police could help prevent terrorist attacks (Photo: angeloangelo)

EU keen to revive passenger data bill after Brussels terrorist attack

A bill designed to allow police access to EU airline passenger details would help prevent future attacks by suspected terrorists inside Europe, says the European Commission.

EU home affairs spokesperson Michele Cercone on Monday (2 June) told reporters in Brussels the 2011 EU passenger records name (PNR) proposal – which has been stalled due to opposition from the European Parliament – “could facilitate the endeavours of the member states” to fight what he said was a growing internal se...

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The European Commission says a data exchange agreement with police could help prevent terrorist attacks (Photo: angeloangelo)

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