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It's more relevant when flying overseas i think. For instance if you buy a round trip to Sweden in USD and then a separate round trip in Kroner as a Swedish tr
by ty6853 1y ago
It's more relevant when flying overseas i think. For instance if you buy a round trip to Sweden in USD and then a separate round trip in Kroner as a Swedish transaction to Iraq, it doesn't seem to set off alarm bells that buying a straight round trip ticket from NYC might since it appears to TSA you are just going and coming from Sweden.
- valicord 1y agoThe article specifically says "domestic flight records"
- cjrp 1y agoI sort of assumed when you use your passport, that it would inform the home country though?
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> when you use your passport, that it would inform the home country though? Depends on who is checking.