The Immigration and Police (Passenger, Crew and Service Information) Order 2024
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Schedule 2 Information provided with the information specified in Schedule 1
Articles 4(2) and 5(2) Other passenger, crew and service information 1 The specified information is— (a) booking reference number, Passenger Name Record locator and other data locator used by the carrier to locate the passenger within their information system; (b) passenger sequence number; (c) unique passenger reference identifier; (d) customer reference number; (f) any other information in respect of any travel document held by the passenger in addition to the one to which paragraph 1(a) of Schedule 1 refers; (g) place of birth; (h) seating information (specific seat and/or cabin allocated); (i) details of any baggage carried, including— (i) the number of bags taken on as carry-on luggage; (ii) the number of checked bags; (iii) the baggage tag associated with each checked bag; (iv) the weight of checked bags; and (v) baggage carrier codes; (j) whether the person is transiting through the United Kingdom; (k) place or port of original embarkation; (l) Inbound Connection Indicator, which identifies where a passenger started their journey before they travel onto the United Kingdom; (m) place or port of onward foreign disembarkation; (n) place where immigration and customs checks will be completed; (o) Outbound Indicator, which identifies where a passenger is to travel onto from the United Kingdom; (p) the following details as to the passenger’s visa— (i) visa number; (ii) place of issue; and (iii) date of issue; (q) contact information for the passenger and their emergency contact, including telephone number and email address; (r) passenger’s primary residence (including country, address, city, state, province or county and post code); (s) passenger’s destination address (including country, address, city, state, province or county and post code).
Schedule 2 Information provided with the information specified in Schedule 1
Articles 4(2) and 5(2) Other passenger, crew and service information 1 The specified information is— (a) booking reference number, Passenger Name Record locator and other data locator used by the carrier to locate the passenger within their information system; (b) passenger sequence number; (c) unique passenger reference identifier; (d) customer reference number; (f) any other information in respect of any travel document held by the passenger in addition to the one to which paragraph 1(a) of Schedule 1 refers; (g) place of birth; (h) seating information (specific seat and/or cabin allocated); (i) details of any baggage carried, including— (i) the number of bags taken on as carry-on luggage; (ii) the number of checked bags; (iii) the baggage tag associated with each checked bag; (iv) the weight of checked bags; and (v) baggage carrier codes; (j) whether the person is transiting through the United Kingdom; (k) place or port of original embarkation; (l) Inbound Connection Indicator, which identifies where a passenger started their journey before they travel onto the United Kingdom; (m) place or port of onward foreign disembarkation; (n) place where immigration and customs checks will be completed; (o) Outbound Indicator, which identifies where a passenger is to travel onto from the United Kingdom; (p) the following details as to the passenger’s visa— (i) visa number; (ii) place of issue; and (iii) date of issue; (q) contact information for the passenger and their emergency contact, including telephone number and email address; (r) passenger’s primary residence (including country, address, city, state, province or county and post code); (s) passenger’s destination address (including country, address, city, state, province or county and post code).
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