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FAINFO Info

Source: SkyNet

Date: May 05, 2006 at 12:00 AM Pacific Time

United is making changes to the Unimatic FAINFO screen on April 11, in order to be compliant with Australian government regulations regarding entry into Australia. The Unimatic FAINFO screen now will include a roll-up option (>RU at the bottom of the screen) to a second page of information.

Page one was modified to remove the RENEWAL PERIOD date fields. In addition, you will not be able to update the COUNTRY, PASSPORT NUMBER and EXPIRATION DATE fields from this page. Instead, you must update these fields from page two, which is titled FAPASS.

The second page; FAPASS, re-displays the COUNTRY, NUMBER, and EXPIRE fields, along with three new fields. The information in these new fields is required for all reserves and any lineholder flying trips to Australia.. You are required to fill-in the following new fields: NATIONALITY, ISSUE DATE, and ISSUING AUTHORITY OR PLACE OF ISSUE (when entering ISSUING AUTHORITY OR PLACE OF ISSUE, enter exactly as it appears on your passport). The LAST UPDATED information on page two of FAINFO represents the last time your passport information was updated. Line 14 displays your passport status (valid, invalid, or expired) and Australian entry authorization (allowed, or not allowed).

You are required to have all PRIMARY PASSPORT fields entered (1-6) to be Australian Entry Authorized for any trips that arrive in Australia beginning on May 1, 2006. Only those IDs with flights into or out of Australia require this authorization. As of April 17, 2006, if you are scheduled on an ID with a trip to Australia and you have not updated the required fields, you will receive a "D-ENTRY" (not allowed Australian entry) diagnostic in your line of flying. The diagnostic is removed immediately after the required fields have been updated. Unimatic will prohibit lineholders from picking up or trading into trips to Australian and bypass reserves if these fields have not been updated.

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