The United States Department of Transportation has concluded a multi-year review into data privacy practices at major US airlines, saying that it had “identified no violations of applicable laws or departmental policies.” This will see the airlines in question avoid financial penalties, despite more than 700 million passenger travel records having been sold to federal agencies in the US in recent years.
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