Aircrew Identification Badges

[2000Easyguy]

So, what will Dubai accept?

TC

P.S.--I'm reasonably sure G200's license plate reads "GV CAPT". :laugh:

US passport (though you'll get the blue and green stamp) or non-laminated crew ID.

 

[AA717driver]

US passport (though you'll get the blue and green stamp) or non-laminated crew ID.

Will the "blue and green stamp" keep me out of TLV?

G200--Um, yes, I guess the 'G-wear' was over the top on my Christmas cards.

 

[2000Easyguy]

Will the "blue and green stamp" keep me out of TLV?

G200--Um, yes, I guess the 'G-wear' was over the top on my Christmas cards.

I've only been there a couple of times, but they seem to understand the situation of flight crews. (And they know not to stamp your PP). I've never had the situation reversed. Maybe someone else can chime in on the pleasure.

 

[Gulfstream 200]

I've only been there a couple of times, but they seem to understand the situation of flight crews. (And they know not to stamp your PP). I've never had the situation reversed. Maybe someone else can chime in on the pleasure.

LBGG will let you in with just about anything...I have plenty of Saudi visas, Dubai stamps, etc...and was there last month, not an issue. They will ask, multiple times, during the "interview" what the visits to Saudi, Qatar, Dubai, etc. were for. I mean WTF buddy, like I went to such a craphole as Saudi Arabia (or Israel for that matter) for a personal vacation? WTF get a grip Isaac.

(No, dont answer like this...)

Its the reverse role that will be an issue, hence the Jordan stop leaving LBGG Southbound. LBGG wont stamp anything, they know the drill. Still good to travel there on your #2 passport just in case (IMO) - Friendly people and hot broads, always enjoy the Tel Aviv trips.

TC - you look good in anything, even a polyester airline pilot uniform...