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Why do they ask for a BTA at the airport to leave the UK to go to the USA?

bbeverele@ya Mon 12/05/08 03:51

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SteveD
Mon 12/05/08
08:23

Excuse my ignorance, but what is a BTA?

dzug
Mon 12/05/08
09:49

They've never asked me for one.

Don't know what it is anyway.

wizard66
Mon 12/05/08
11:37

I havnt got a clue what a bta is either...

markysngc
Mon 12/05/08
16:19

I've traveled to US several times and never been asked for a BTA, n fact not sure what it is! A quick google and it could be...

British Triathlon Association
British Tinnitus Association
British Trout Association
British Thyroid Association
or the best one
British Toilet Assoication

None of them sound very likely in this context though

Dee Sa
Tue 13/05/08
08:48

pls can u explain yourself more clearly bbeverle@ya ?
who is the "they" that ask for a BTA [British ??] and what is it. and where do you get it, does it cost money ? because I fly to US quite frequently and I am baffled.

kaw69
Tue 13/05/08
19:34

Came back from New York last week, travel a couple of times a year across the pond never heard of a BTA

auntiebertie
Wed 14/05/08
10:12

Go to the USA at least 4 times a year and have never heard of a BTA either.

Mumof2
Wed 14/05/08
21:26

It could mean Basic Travel Allowance ???

bossy
Sun 08/06/08
19:47

BTA is basic travel allowance, does it really exist, or is it just a scam.

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