 Global Airport Action Day is a bi-annual event run by law enforcement all over the globe. It involves taking action against airline tickets that are purchased with fake or fraudulent credit cards. It's a combined operation coordinated by Interpol and in association with regional law enforcement bodies such as MeriPol and Europol. MeriPol specifically is responsible for coordinating actions across the Asia Pacific and the Middle East. This is done from the International Global Centre for Innovation in Singapore and in conjunction with our Command and Coordination Centre here in Leon. IATA estimates that ticket fraud and fraudulent purchase of airline tickets cost the industry over a billion dollars per annum. That's an important facet of this operation but more importantly it often masks other criminality. Fraud, embezzlement, illegal migration, human trafficking and even terrorism are all crimes that use fraudulent payment of credit card data in order to buy airline tickets to travel. So Interpol uses a wide range of data in these operations. Not only do we look at our records for known criminals but we can compare this data across other financial data with our private sector partners. Banking and financial institutions, credit card payment providers and airline services all play a vital role in combining to make these types of operation a success. This data can then be combined with other data that Interpol holds on a global basis for example the stolen and lost travel documents database which contains over 68 million records of lost stolen and revoked passports can be compared against the other data sets to get a truly unique perspective on this crime type.