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"en.20120329.36.4-303-000"2
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"This report reflects general concerns about air passenger rights. We believe these concerns are fair, albeit framed in the competitive context of this sector’s liberalisation, which, in itself, threatens one of the fundamental rights of these passengers: the right to safe, high-quality, public transport. We welcome the safeguarding of passengers’ rights, in particular, in relation to compensation and reimbursement for lost, delayed or damaged baggage, as well as for delayed or cancelled flights. We also welcome the reference to the rights of passengers with reduced mobility, pregnant women and children. On the other hand, we are concerned by the report’s attempt to impose uniformity in a number of services in order to create a ‘level playing field’, namely, by creating an official European network of national enforcement bodies with a clear mandate to improve cooperation on exchanging information, best practices and their databases. Moreover, we have further concerns about current security trends, such as the use of body scanners and behavioural profiling, amongst other techniques, which do not comply with passenger data protection or respect a passenger’s right to privacy, non-discrimination and public health."@en1
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