munitalP
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Here you go News Corp - get a bite of this, an actual story! - you must credit AFF (and me) if you use this info though!
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OK, noticed on a recent JQ35 SYD MEL a huge security hole in Australian Immigration. This is my hypothetical situation based on my observations at MEL Immigration.
As we know, if using a international repositioning leg such as JQ35 (It could be any airline so not a JQ/QF bash), an orange D sticker on your boarding pass, signed while sighted by the check in agent is required to be shown first while exiting through immigration, then again on return into the country.
Keep this in mind.
munitalPs hypothetical situation.
Kcin Bin Laden - an unknow terrorist who wants to conduct activity in Australia needs a way to enter the country without raising suspicion. Donning western looking clothing - a pair of Levis, a shirt and runners, he has a shave, gets a haircut then he boards a flight from Kabul to Singapore to Denpasar on whichever passport he wants. Singapore wont care - he's in transit, and it will be simple to find a sympathiser in Denpasar to overlook the dodgy passport.
Kcin then boards the Jetstar flight from Denpasar into Sydney. On arrival into Sydney, again in transit, he shaves. cleans up, knocks back a few beers (although against the religion, he needs to build a picture), smears some Neil Perry pesto down the front of his shirt. Another beer, ensuring he spills some down his shirt to enhance the sensual disguise.
So far so good as he has been a transit PAX only and not aroused the suspicions of anyone. He wanders over to the JQ service desk announcing he has lost his boarding pass. They reissue his BP - he now has an Australian issued on Australian stock BP. Plans going well so far...
He boards JQ35 to Melbourne.
On arriving in MEL, he joins the D line (having disposed of all identifiers he may have been carrying up till now including passports etc), when getting to the D immigration, he hands them the BP and says to the immigration officer - "Oh, JQ issued a new BP in SYD with no D sticker"
Immigration let him through unquestioned with only a flash of his VIC drivers license.
He's now in Australia.
Think this couldn't happen?
munitalP
If you are a member of a people trafficking syndicate, a terrorist organisation or anything similar - please click here
OK, noticed on a recent JQ35 SYD MEL a huge security hole in Australian Immigration. This is my hypothetical situation based on my observations at MEL Immigration.
As we know, if using a international repositioning leg such as JQ35 (It could be any airline so not a JQ/QF bash), an orange D sticker on your boarding pass, signed while sighted by the check in agent is required to be shown first while exiting through immigration, then again on return into the country.
Keep this in mind.
munitalPs hypothetical situation.
Kcin Bin Laden - an unknow terrorist who wants to conduct activity in Australia needs a way to enter the country without raising suspicion. Donning western looking clothing - a pair of Levis, a shirt and runners, he has a shave, gets a haircut then he boards a flight from Kabul to Singapore to Denpasar on whichever passport he wants. Singapore wont care - he's in transit, and it will be simple to find a sympathiser in Denpasar to overlook the dodgy passport.
Kcin then boards the Jetstar flight from Denpasar into Sydney. On arrival into Sydney, again in transit, he shaves. cleans up, knocks back a few beers (although against the religion, he needs to build a picture), smears some Neil Perry pesto down the front of his shirt. Another beer, ensuring he spills some down his shirt to enhance the sensual disguise.
So far so good as he has been a transit PAX only and not aroused the suspicions of anyone. He wanders over to the JQ service desk announcing he has lost his boarding pass. They reissue his BP - he now has an Australian issued on Australian stock BP. Plans going well so far...
He boards JQ35 to Melbourne.
On arriving in MEL, he joins the D line (having disposed of all identifiers he may have been carrying up till now including passports etc), when getting to the D immigration, he hands them the BP and says to the immigration officer - "Oh, JQ issued a new BP in SYD with no D sticker"
Immigration let him through unquestioned with only a flash of his VIC drivers license.
He's now in Australia.
Think this couldn't happen?
munitalP
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for those that remember, i wont be making the same mistake later this month...
