The government announced that airlines for both commercial and non commercial flights will be required to deliver further information of its passengers to the National Migrations Office, the AFIP tax bureau, Airport Police and Civil Aviation National Administration (ANAC).
AFIP and Airport Police joint resolution 3667 establishes that in 180 days from now, airlines will have to deliver more information, organized in 31 categories, of each registered passenger.
The document argues that the new legal framework will enable the government to have “unique, updated real-time information to optimize control and supervision processes, simplify customs, migration and airport security procedures.”
The government said that the information will be used in the fight against “drug trafficking, international terrorism, human trafficking and illegal migration.”
The resolution warns that if airlines fail to deliver the information in time and manner, they will be liable to “judicial or summary actions.”
INFORMATION AIRLINES MUST DELIVER 72 HOURS BEFORE THE TRIP
• Airline ID code
• Flight number
• Flight departure/arrival time and date
• Flight Origin and destination
• Total number of passengers
• ID of everyone on board of the flight
• Nationality
• Name and Surname according to ID
• Date of birth according to ID
• Passengers file number within the national Passenger Names Registry (PNR)
• Reservation date
• Trip itinerary
• Method of payment
• Billing address
• Billing order
• Telephone number
• Information on frequent-flyer programmes
• Travel agency
• Travel agent
• Information on divided PNR
• Information on ticket issuing
• Date of ticket issuing
• Passenger’s no show record
• Passenger’s go show record
• Waiting list information
• Luggage information
• Seat number
• Seat information
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