United States · API/PNR
Advance Passenger Information System (APIS)
In operation
CBP describes APIS as the system supplying officers with passenger and crew manifest data before arrival and departure 1. Its overview, last modified on 3 August 2026, links the eAPIS submission portal and technical transmission guidance. It distinguishes carriers and vendors that completed testing from the government programme itself 1. This record does not assign the government system to every certified transmission provider. The overview does not identify a prime development contract, price, signing date, duration or revenue share. Those fields remain not published.
Key terms
- Buyer
- US Customs and Border Protection 1
- Vendor
- Not published
- Vendor based in
- Not confirmed
- Signed
- Not published
- Duration
- Not published
- Value
- Not published
- Funding
- Not published
- Procurement route
- Not published
- System ownership
- Not published
- Data terms
- CBP receives passenger and crew manifests before arrival and departure. Full contract ownership and retention terms are not published on the overview page 1.
Timeline
- 3 August 2026: Recorded status is In operation.
Sources
Fields marked "Not published" or "Not confirmed" could not be established from an official or reliable source. If you hold a document that fills a gap or corrects an entry, write to [email protected]. Last checked 19 October 2026.
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