Your passengers are EU citizens.
Your data practices must be too.
Travel platforms process biometric data, location data, and payment data for EU passengers — all regulated under GDPR and potentially EU AI Act. Most Indian travel platforms have no structured compliance for this.
Cross-border passenger data triggers multi-jurisdictional obligations most travel platforms aren't ready for
Indian travel and mobility platforms handling EU passenger bookings, loyalty data, or routing information are simultaneously subject to DPDP (as Indian data fiduciaries) and GDPR (for EU personal data). Any AI used in pricing, routing, or passenger profiling may also trigger EU AI Act obligations.
GDPR fines: up to €20M or 4% of global turnover. EU AI Act fines: up to €30M or 6% of global turnover. The exposure compounds when both frameworks apply simultaneously.
Cross-border data flow mapping built for travel
Cross-border data flow mapping — every EU passenger data transfer mapped and documented
DPDP + GDPR overlap identification — 828 cross-jurisdiction mappings applied to your data flows
Biometric and location data compliance review aligned to EU AI Act high-risk categories
Consent architecture for dual-jurisdiction data subjects — DPDP notices + GDPR consent flows
Know your cross-border data posture before a regulator does
Map every EU passenger data flow. Identify every gap.
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