DHS Wants Time To Review APIS Data Before Flights Take Off
The U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security today plans to publish a proposed rule that would require airlines operating U.S.-bound flights to send passenger information to the Customs Service before the flight leaves the ground to cut back on the number of planes that have been diverted in recent years...
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