Advance Passenger Information (data via APIS)
On certain flights, we are legally required to transmit advanced passenger information to the Advance Passenger Information System (APIS).
On certain flights, we are legally required to transmit advanced passenger information to the Advance Passenger Information System (APIS).


Airlines are obliged to transmit the data of all passengers to US Customs and Border Protection on the day of departure. This is done via the Advanced Passenger Information System (APIS). Personal information such as the following is recorded:
To avoid any inconvenience at the destination airport, your information should be correct and complete. The easiest way is to submit these details online in advance.
Alternatively, information can also be recorded at check-in machines or when checking in at the counter. By adhering to these guidelines, you can ensure that your trip runs smoothly.
Passenger data is transmitted to the US authorities on the day of departure via the Advance Passenger Information System (APIS). Please ensure that your details are correct and completed in full to avoid any inconvenience at your destination airport.
By adhering to these guidelines, you can ensure that your trip runs smoothly.
The extended passenger data includes information about your passport, your primary place of residence and precise details about your first place of stay in the respective travel country. You can access the API data form here.
The inquiry is primarily for successful entry into the USA or Puerto Rico and is mandatory for all travelers.
You can submit your details in the Condor app or online via “My Booking” no later than 75 hours before departure.
You can find the API data form in the Condor app or online via "My trip".
In the worst case, this can lead to you being refused entry to the country you wish to travel to. You're obligated to provide this information.
Secure Flight data is required for all USA flights with Condor. This includes flights to the USA, from the USA, with stopovers and certain flights over USA territory. The data includes title or gender, first and last name, date of birth and possibly the redress number. This data is collected automatically when you book your flight. It doesn't matter whether you book directly with condor.com, through a travel agency or as part of a package tour.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) uses the data for security checks. All passengers are checked before their flight to, from or via the USA. Condor encrypts the data sent to the TSA in accordance with the strictest security standards, and sends it three days before departure. Your personal information will only be used for this purpose and will not be passed on.
This data must be transmitted by the airline to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) on flights for the purpose of passenger security checks. Your data will be sent encrypted and will not be used for any other purpose.
This data helps to ensure the safety of air traffic.
Secure Flight data is automatically recorded at the time of booking and includes :
All Condor flights to the USA are affected: during entry and departure, stopover and some overflights from the USA (flight destinations: from/to Cancun, San Jose, Santa Clara, Toronto, Vancouver).

