All that Business Aviation need to know about API-PNR obligations is here
API-PNR Compliance for Cargo and ACMI Operators: Understanding Crew Declarations
Cargo and ACMI operations don’t include passengers — but [...]
Seamless APIs Compliance: How myairops and Streamlane Simplify Cross-Border Passenger and Crew Declarations
For operators flying across borders, submitting passenger and crew data [...]
A Service Built for Trip Support: Easy compliance with APIS filing, PNR submissions and travel authorization verifications
Trip Support and Passenger & Crew Compliance Challenges Trip [...]
Updated integration: automate API-PNR, travel authorizations and sanctionlist checks directly in Skylegs
Passenger and crew Compliance (API PNR) Simplified for Skylegs [...]
How we ensure carriers exceed compliance with EASA PART-IS
How Streamlane’s GOVlink Service Simplifies and Secures Your API [...]
How to ensure protection of your passenger data – the foundations of information security
Streamlane is dedicated to protecting passenger data through advanced security measures such as the CIA Triad. Learn how we ensure data remains secure, accurate, and accessible only to authorized users.
The API PNR guide for Business Aviation – your passenger and crew obligations gathered into one document
A comprehensive API-PNR guide, tailored to help business aviation operators understand and fulfill their regulatory obligations with ease and precision.
How AirX reduced manual workloads when transmitting API PNR data
European private jet operator AirX began using Streamlane’s GOVlink API PNR system in 2022. Learn how it helped cut manual workloads, reduced compliance risk and saved time and money
Why the EU is planning a new API data router – and what it means for PIUs and airlines
In June 2023, the European Council adopted new laws which will lead to the creation of a centralized API data router. Find out what it is, and how this will affect carriers and PIUs
How PIUs and airlines can adapt to the EU judgment on PNR data management?
In June 2022, the European Court of Justice ruled that PIUs’ use of PNR data must be restricted. This will have far-reaching implications for how carriers send PNR data, and how PIUs process it.