Sentence examples for hand over passenger from inspiring English sources

Dutch companies were easier to convince by Dutch health authorities to hand over passenger details.

Earlier that month, after 18 months of acrimonious negotiation, the EU caved in to American demands that European airlines, too, should hand over passenger information to the United States Bureau of Customs and Border Protection, BCBP, before their aircraft would be allowed to land on US soil.

Collecting passenger details from foreign airlines also caused considerable delay because of differences in time zones and the need to convince the concerned airline companies about the urgency to collect and hand-over passenger lists with contact details.

All international airlines operating in the UK will also be required by statute to hand over information on passengers travelling from the UK.

But after two airlines, Northwest and JetBlue, were publicly pilloried in the last few months for handing over passenger data to help planners test the system, Mr. May did not volunteer cooperation.

Campaigners in the US had objected to it on grounds of privacy, and airlines such as JetBlue and American faced boycotts when it emerged that they were involved in trials - handing over passenger information - with the Department of Homeland Security's Transportation Security Administration.

"I continue to believe that this agreement is legally flawed both in terms of substance and the way it was adopted," said Johanna L.A. Boogerd-Quaak, a Liberal Democrat from the Netherlands who has led the campaign against handing over passenger data to the United States.

Airlines will be forced to hand over more information about passengers travelling to and from conflict zones.

The company has been forced by court order to suspend operations in five of its six dispatch offices, after failing to comply with a new regulation from the TLC which requires it to hand over information about where and when passengers are picked up.

Labour MP Chris Bryant and Dragon's Den presenter Duncan Bannatyne are among the thousands of airport passengers vowing to refuse to hand over the documents in an effort to prevent retailers making millions of pounds.

But they delayed handing over passengers and surrendering at Stansted because they were scared.