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ARTICLE · 02 OCTOBER 2020

Passenger Name Record

On September 17, Organic Law 1/2020, of September 16, was published in the BOE on the use of data from the Passenger Name Record for the prevention, detection, investigation...

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On September 17, Organic Law 1/2020, of September 16, was published in the BOE on the use of data from the Passenger Name Record for the prevention, detection, investigation and prosecution of terrorist offences and serious crimes.

This regulation is transposed from Directive (EU) 2016/681 of the European Parliament and of the Council and was promulgated with the aim of raising the security levels of Union citizens. Accordingly, it incorporates new tools to combat the threat of terrorism and organized crime. This regulation also creates its own legal framework for personal data protection.

In this sense, this regulation creates the PNR (Passenger Name Record). PNR data is the set of data related to a passenger's trip, such as the date of booking and ticket issuance, the planned dates of the trip, name and surname, address and contact information, payment information, seat information, etc.

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