c) - In the aftermath of September 11, the US and subsequently New Zealand, Canada and Australia, decided to use PNR data (even if not structured and comparable) as a useful tool for (a) checking as soon as possible the identity of the passenger against a “watch list” or the “no-fly” list established by the security services of these countries and (b) do a first automated “security assessment ” by matching the same PNR data and, possibly, other data collected on commercial (non travel) databases such as credit card databases (
c) - In the aftermath of September 11, the US and subsequently New Zealand, Canada and Australia, decided to use PNR data (even if not structured and comparable) as a useful tool for (a) checking as soon as possible the identity of the passenger against a “watch list” or the “no-fly” list established by the security services of these countries and (b) do a first automated “security assessment ” by matching the same PNR data and, possibly, other data collected on commercial (non travel) databases such as credit card databases (