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What is the purpose of the Advance Passenger Processing (APP) system?
What is the purpose of the Advance Passenger Processing (APP) system?
- To share passenger data with other airlines
- To cancel boarding requests for international flights
- To receive boarding directives from one or more governments for international flights (correct)
- To submit boarding requests for domestic flights
What happens if a passenger does not fly after a positive boarding directive is received through the APP system?
What happens if a passenger does not fly after a positive boarding directive is received through the APP system?
- The government will be notified of the passenger's absence
- The airline should continue with the boarding process
- The passenger will be placed on a no-fly list
- The airline should cancel the APP transaction (correct)
What is data sharing in the context of the APP system?
What is data sharing in the context of the APP system?
- Sharing passenger data with other airlines
- Sharing passenger data with the government
- Sharing passenger data between participating governments (correct)
- Sharing passenger data with the public
What is the minimum data required for APP processing?
What is the minimum data required for APP processing?
What additional details are required for travel to Australia?
What additional details are required for travel to Australia?
What information is checked against a secure database during APP processing?
What information is checked against a secure database during APP processing?
What is the primary responsibility of a PGSA regarding passenger documentation?
What is the primary responsibility of a PGSA regarding passenger documentation?
What are the features that a PGSA must check in a DFTTA presented by a passenger?
What are the features that a PGSA must check in a DFTTA presented by a passenger?
What is the procedure for processing passengers presenting a family passport?
What is the procedure for processing passengers presenting a family passport?