Advanced Passenger Information for Turkey
05 Mar 2009 13:05
From 4 March 2009 the UK Government will require Advanced Passenger Information for all passengers travelling to and from Malta and Turkey
Does anyone know about this and how to go about giving the information.
Dave
Does anyone know about this and how to go about giving the information.
Dave
05 Mar 2009 13:35
Required information is full name, surname, gender, nationality, date of birth and passport number including expiry date and country of issue. Staff at check-in desks will be able to collect the data, however, to avoid delays, passengers are advised to supply the information prior to arrival at the airport or at a check-in kiosk.
This info was found on internet,may be wise to check with your tour operator.
This info was found on internet,may be wise to check with your tour operator.
05 Mar 2009 14:47
Thanks for the info
I have checked with my fight reseller and they don't know anything about it, they are checking for me.
Dave
I have checked with my fight reseller and they don't know anything about it, they are checking for me.
Dave
05 Mar 2009 18:44
If this is the case then it's only the same as what Spain do. Spanish authorities require this for people travelling into Spain. Depending on the Airline some gather this information when you book, and some simply take it when they check you in by takeing the details from your passport, when check in is closed the info is then forwarded to the authorities by the time you land they will have the info.
Steve
Steve
05 Mar 2009 19:04
It is on the various airline sites so I think it is right. Malta as well. Same as Spain no big problem.
06 Mar 2009 12:29
Feedback from Aegean, they will be collecting the information at checkin.
Dave
Dave
02 May 2009 17:59
Has anyone who has just come back from Turkey throw any more light on this new checking in procedure.
The info below was picked off the internet.
Advanced Passenger Information (API) - What’s it all about?
The collection of Advanced Passenger Information (API) is a requirement from specific countries, which involves collecting passenger information from those entering the country. Collecting API is a very simple process and when carried out at check-in involves passports being swiped through a special machine which collects the relevant data. Customers should not notice any difference at check-in, and contrary to media reports, delays are not anticipated as a result of this new process being implemented.
Gene
The info below was picked off the internet.
Advanced Passenger Information (API) - What’s it all about?
The collection of Advanced Passenger Information (API) is a requirement from specific countries, which involves collecting passenger information from those entering the country. Collecting API is a very simple process and when carried out at check-in involves passports being swiped through a special machine which collects the relevant data. Customers should not notice any difference at check-in, and contrary to media reports, delays are not anticipated as a result of this new process being implemented.
Gene
02 May 2009 18:48
We have had to provide this information for our flights in August with a strict warning that we would not be allowed to fly without providing it.
02 May 2009 20:45
Can't believe what I wrote in March. 
TC no answer,E******* same thing. They can quite happily have the info if I could find someone to give it to.
TC no answer,E******* same thing. They can quite happily have the info if I could find someone to give it to.
03 May 2009 10:29
That's TC for you !
maybe sending an email with the details and asking them to confirm receipt/ack receipt would do the trick??
maybe sending an email with the details and asking them to confirm receipt/ack receipt would do the trick??
03 May 2009 10:39
do we actually have to do anything for this or is it ok to just let them scan your passport at passport control
xxxx
xxxx
03 May 2009 10:55
As far as I am aware TC have the machines to scan the info in at check in. Other carriers don't, so it really depends on which carrier you are flying with or who you booked it with. As for my problem it is now sorted by e-mailing info.
Marg
Marg
04 May 2009 18:49
thompson scan your passport at check in, it says on their web site
info
04 May 2009 19:04
Hi all
does anybody know about ageane flights
any info greatly appreciated
cheers dodge
does anybody know about ageane flights
any info greatly appreciated
cheers dodge
04 May 2009 19:09
We are flying E****** and booked online and info was requested online. 
04 May 2009 19:34
If you can't provide it now I wouldnt worry about it. Your details will be taken at check in with a quick scan of your passport.
Steve
Steve
04 May 2009 21:45
ok hope we dont have to do anything other than get it scanned at the airport
dont want a hassle with that
xxx
dont want a hassle with that
xxx
04 May 2009 21:47
We flew last week and didn't have to provide any information, so can only assume that it was all collected when they scanned our passports.
04 May 2009 21:56
hope so
cause no one has told us about this extra information
were the liquid restrictions in place last week ?
xxx
cause no one has told us about this extra information
were the liquid restrictions in place last week ?
xxx
05 May 2009 09:08
Hi All
just checked with British Midland and with the agents we booked the flight through and both of them are unaware of the requirements so dont no whats going on the agents say that they donot have any means of logging details and the only log them for Spain
British Midland say they are not taking info over the phone or at the check in desk at the moment
Steve
just checked with British Midland and with the agents we booked the flight through and both of them are unaware of the requirements so dont no whats going on the agents say that they donot have any means of logging details and the only log them for Spain
British Midland say they are not taking info over the phone or at the check in desk at the moment
Steve