If the U.S. and EU don抰 agree about sharing passenger data, 100,000-plus people per week could be discouraged from flying to the U.S., said Giovanni Bisignani, dir. gen. of the International Air Transport Assn. 揟he United States and Europe must move quickly to avoid a big potential crisis over the Atlantic in the following weeks,?he told a Tokyo press conference. The original agreement requires airlines to give U.S. authorities more than 30 items of data on passengers and crew members, including credit card data, addresses and phone numbers, 15 min. before departure. Airlines shouldn抰 be forced to choose which national laws they will violate, Bisignani said.
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机译：Dio Giovanni Bisignani表示，如果美国和欧盟不同意共享旅客数据，则每周不鼓励超过100,000人飞往美国。 gen。国际航空运输协会。他在东京的一次新闻发布会上说，“美国和欧洲必须迅速采取行动，以免在接下来的几周内发生大的大西洋潜在危机。”原始协议要求航空公司在15分钟内向美国当局提供30多项有关乘客和机组人员的数据，包括信用卡数据，地址和电话号码。在出发前。比西尼亚尼说，不应强迫航空公司选择违反哪些国家法律。
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