Setup Internal No Fly List (Black List)
This article describes how to enable an airlines internal no fly list (black list). There are various reasons why an airline would maintain a separate list of passengers than the list that is provided by Transport Canada (TC) or the Transport Security Administration (TSA). Enabling this feature allows the airline to be alerted when a passenger on the list is attempting to travel on one of their flights.
Business Rule Meaning
BR423 Setting | Booking | Edit Res | Check In | Boarding |
---|---|---|---|---|
N - Not Active (Default) | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed |
Y - Active | Blocked through IBE if setting enabled, allowed everywhere else | Allowed | Blocked through IBE, ameliaRES and APIv3 | Allowed if checked in |
S - Silent | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed |
Step-by-step guide
There are several steps that are needed to enable this feature.
- To determine which parts of the passenger information is checked, you can enable / disable the corresponding flag under the str_checked column.
- Enable Bus_Rule 423 (Personal Black List) using one of the following options:
- N - Not Active (Default)
- Y - Active (Both booking and boarding are denied. There are settings that need to be changed on the IBE for this to take affect)
- S - Silent ( End user is able to book / board, however their name shows up on the internal No Fly List Reports)
- Add passengers to the internal Black List by opening up the Passengers screen found under Utilities/Passengers. Type in the name of the passenger then change the status to DENIED.
- Under Reports / No Fly you can see if any passengers on the list are on any flights within a specific date range.
To enable the automatic emailing of this report PaxBlackListClients.xml file needs to be updated - Open IASCASE to enable this