AGC status is assigned to airlines that:
Have specially trained staff to detect false documents;
Carry out passport and visa control and mandatory document checks immediately prior to boarding;
Work closely with the UK immigration authorities and regularly exchange information on the latest forgery methods and organisation of illegal migration.
AGC status recognises Aeroflot’s expertise in preventing illegal migration to the UK. Russia’s flagship carrier constantly demonstrates efficiency and reliability in this area, including long-term maintenance of high standards of document verification. For this reason, Aeroflot’s AGC status has been extended for a full year, rather than the standard six-month period.
Aeroflot’s AGC status runs through 13 March, 2018.
This post was published on 15 May 2017 18:13
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