Passenger profiling and migration risk identification
When document verification is not enough
The presence of valid travel documents and necessary permits does not always allow for the identification of all migration risk factors.
The circumstances of the trip, stated purpose, route features, and other information uncovered during interaction with the passenger can be significant.
Security and Assistance evaluates these circumstances comprehensively and, where grounds exist, conducts passenger profiling for an additional assessment of migration risk.
What is taken into account during profiling
Security and Assistance evaluates these circumstances comprehensively and, where grounds exist, conducts passenger profiling for an additional assessment of migration risk.
Route features and the specific circumstances of the carriage are taken into account.
Information obtained during the profiling process that is relevant to the assessment of migration risk is taken into account.
The assessment is carried out taking into account the totality of factors identified during the profiling process.
Security and Assistance identifies migration risk factors that may be significant for deciding whether to accept a passenger for carriage.
Based on the profiling results, the airline receives information on the identified risk factors and a well-founded recommendation regarding the feasibility of passenger carriage.
