wote wrote:Theslim, who has put in place that requirement? is it KQ or the Kenyan Government. For your information, if one is non passport holder of a receiving country, all that is required is a valid visa and passport.(Not photocopies of Africans transiting/going to thru such country from the country of their origin.)
Why does KLM that operate the same route not demand photocopies of African passengers travelling on their flights?I once refused my passport to be photocopied and still made the journey on KQ to Armsterdam, meaning that such a demand is not a requirement.
In short what KQ are doing is reverse discrimination on their own nationals.(which is racial profilling)
@ Theslim, Can you really make a distinction between KLM and KQ on the NBO-AMS route? The only difference is "Flight operated by KQ or KLM" otherwise its always a codeshared flight, just like for other prime routes operated by Sky team members.
I have been on that route and don't recall photocopies of passports being made. In any case, by the time you get your Dutch Visa, which also entitles you to travel to any of the 23 Schenger Staaten, your personal info is readily available in the databases of a good number of the Schengen countries. I would want to beleive that for the particular cases, there must have been good reasons. And always learn to give credit that some actions however inconveniencng are done for your own security....even though sometimes mistakes do occur. Ngugi's case was an extreme though.