Légiutasnyilvántartásban

Légiutasnyilvántartásban, often translated as "passenger name record" (PNR) in English, refers to the collection and storage of information about airline passengers. This data is gathered by airlines during the booking and ticketing process and is subsequently transmitted to relevant authorities. The primary purpose of légutasnyilvántartásban is to enhance aviation security, assist in the prevention and investigation of terrorist acts and serious crimes, and aid in border control.

The information typically included in a PNR can vary but generally encompasses details such as the passenger's name, contact information, travel itinerary, payment details, and any special service requests. This data is considered sensitive personal information, and its collection and processing are subject to strict legal frameworks and data protection regulations in many countries.

Authorities like national security agencies, law enforcement, and border control officials access PNR data for specific purposes, such as identifying individuals on watchlists, tracking the movements of suspects, or responding to security threats. The sharing of PNR data between countries is governed by international agreements andMemoranda of Understanding to ensure compliance with privacy standards. The implementation and use of PNR systems are ongoing topics of discussion regarding the balance between security needs and individual privacy rights.