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The patience of long suffering business travellers will be stretched again when the US government implements new rules on passenger data.
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Security to add to executive burden
As every business traveller knows, airports can be frustrating places. However, the patience of long-suffering travellers is about to be stretched further when the US government implements new rules regarding the transfer of passenger data.
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