E-Borders moves ahead as carriers voice concerns.

The article focuses on the 750 million e-Borders program of the government of Great Britain. Charter airlines, ferry operators and Eurostar believe that this program will add cost and inconvenience to journeys, and could put them in breach of the European law. The concept of the project allows Great Britain to push its border controls further out to the point of passenger embarkation. INSET: New technology at forefront of border security strategy.