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Cuments the Changes to Coding Frames and Changes to the Questionnaires Between the 2004 and 2005 IPS This documents the changes to coding frames and changes to the questionnaires between the 2004 and 2005 IPS. 1. A1 and A1(2) - Country codes From May 2004, country of residence and country of visit for Cyprus (formerly 0320) is coded: Northern (Turkish) Cyprus 0330 Southern (Greek) Cyprus 0340 So from May 2004, passport, migrant/long-stay country of birth (formerly 032) is coded: Northern (Turkish) Cyprus 033 Southern (Greek) Cyprus 034 2. A2, A2(2), A3 and A3(2) - County/Unitary Authority/London Borough and Town codes There were no changes to these codes between February 2004 and January 2005. 3. Q7 - States/Territories/Provinces/Regions/Counties Countries of residence asked in 2005 about states/territories/provinces of residence are: S1-S2 Germany S3-S4 Italy S5 USA S6 Eire 4. B and B3 - Airport codes With the change to the country code for Cyprus, below are airport codes new to IPS from May 2004: 03390 Northern Cyprus - dump code airports Ercan, Gecitkale, etc. (formerly 03290) 03402 Larnaca, Southern Cyprus (formerly 03202) 03403 Paphos, Southern Cyprus (formerly 03203) 03490 Southern Cyprus - dump code airports Nicosia, etc. (formerly 03290) 5. C1, C5 and C7 - Airline codes Below are airlines/airline codes new to IPS in 2004. All new codes are indicated. January Nationwide Air CE / NTW 42099 February Greece Airways GRE 22099 Tyumenaviatrans TMN 30999 Travel Service Espana VSG 25099 Air Astana 4L 31599 Vbird* 5D* 08099* March AV8 MNF 01099 Slovak Airlines 6Q / SLL 30499 April Etihad Airways EY 55599 China Eastern Airlines MU / CES 68099 Globespan GSM 01099 May Wizzair WZZ 30699 Cyprus Airways CY / CYP 03401 (formerly 03201**) Eurocypria Airlines UI / ECA 03499 (formerly 03299**) Helios Airways ZU / HCY 03499 (formerly 03299**) June Rossair Europe ROS 11099 July Skyservice Airlines 5G / SSV 80099 Phuket Airlines 9R / VAP 66499 Caucasus Airlines NS / SRJ 31499 August Alpine Air 5A / AIP 81099 Karthago Airlines 5R / KAJ 35499 Twin Cities Air Service TCY 81099 September Neos NO / NOS 10099 Mahan Air W5 / IRM 57299 (new code) Privatair PTG 08099 October Helvetic Airways 2L / OAW 26099 November Air Polonia 4P 30699 Fly Air F2 / FLM 16099 Niki HG 21099 December Atlas Blue 8A / BMM 35299 (new code) From March 2004, Air 2000 (DP/AMM) was renamed First Choice Airways (now with prefixes DP/FCA) - airline code is still 01048. * From June 2004, new prefix for Vbird is VBA (note that this airline, also covered by prefix 5D was originally based in Germany and coded 08099. This airline is now based in Holland, and is coded 11099). ** Southern Cyprus-based airlines (country code new in May 2004). Below are airline codes new to IPS from January 2005. Afriqiyah Airways 8U / AAW 35199 Eritrean Airlines B8 / ERT 48401 VLM Airlines VG / VLM 05006 (formerly 05099) Bulgaria Air FB / LZB 30002 (formerly 30099) Turkmenistan Airlines T5 / TUA 32101 (formerly 32199) Air Transat TS / TSC 80009 (formerly 80099) Greece Airways GRE 22002 (formerly 22099) Hellas Jet T4 22003 (formerly 22099) Air Exel Netherlands XT / AXL 11006 (formerly 11099) Aer Arann RE / REA 02104 (formerly 02199) Volare Airlines VA / VLE 10003 (formerly 10099) Meridiana IG / ISS 10004 (formerly 10099) Wideroe WF / WIF 18006 (formerly 18099) Norwegian Air Shuttle DY 18007 (formerly 18099) Air Europa UX / AEA 25008 (formerly 25099) BMIBaby WW / BMI 01059 (formerly 01099) FlyBE British European BE / BEE 01060 (formerly 01099) Channel Express LS / EXS 01061 (formerly 01099) Helios Airways ZU / HCY 03402 (formerly 03499) Astraeus 5W / AEU 01062 (formerly 01099) Ukraine International Airlines PS / AUI 32202 (formerly 32299) GermanWings 4U 08011 (formerly 08099) Hapag-Lloyd * X3 / HLX 08012 (formerly 08099) Air Berlin AB / BER 08013 (formerly 08099) Nationwide Air CE / NTW 42002 (formerly 42099) EasyJet Switzerland DS / EZS 26043 (formerly 26099) * Both Hapag-Lloyd Executive and Hapag-Lloyd Express have an airline prefix HLX, but only Hapag-Lloyd Express is covered by prefix X3 as well. 6. C3 and C4 - Sampled UK Airport codes There were no changes to these codes between February 2004 and January 2005. But from January 2005, airports reinstated to the sample are: 30 Liverpool 35 Prestwick 7. D - Seaport/Channel Tunnel Destination codes There were no changes to these codes between February 2004 and January 2005. 8. E/F - Shipping Line codes/Sea and Channel Tunnel routes From July 2004, Channel Tunnel route code 53 (formerly Cheriton-Coquelles double-deck vehicle shuttles) was deleted. And Channel Tunnel route code 52 (formerly Cheriton-Coquelles single-deck vehicle shuttles) was redefined as follows: 52 Cheriton-Coquelles single & double-deck vehicle shuttles. 9. J1, J2 and J2(2) - Migrant/Long-stay visitor codes There were no changes to these codes between February 2004 and January 2005. TO BE AMENDED FOR CHANGES 2004/2005 10. Questionnaire Changes between 2003 and 2004 New questions (for 2004) Q31(b) - When last left the UK, how long was intention to stay away for? on UK arrivals Q33(b) - When last arrived in the UK, how long was intention to stay for? on foreign departures Q31(b)/Q33(b) 1 Less than 6 months 2 6 months or more but less than 12 months 3 12 months or more Q58 - First visit to the UK? on departures Q58(a) - Number of visits to the UK in last 10 years on departures Q58 1 Yes 2 No Q58(a) 1 1 visit 2 2 visits 3 3 visits 4 4 visits 5 5 visits 6 6 to 10 visits 7 11 visits or more Q60(b) - Type of accommodation for foreign departures 1 Hotel / guest house 2 Bed & breakfast 3 Camping / caravan / mobile home 4 Hostel / university / school 5 Holiday village / holiday centre 6 Rented house 7 Paying guest in family / friends house 8 Free guest / staying with relatives or friends 9 Own home 10 Other Q70(b) - Intended length of stay for arrivals and departures: for 2004, also asks for intended length of stay more than 3 months and up to 6 months. Note 2003 migration / long-stay questions were at Q18, Q18(a). Length of stay indicator LOSInd now defined: 0 Under 3 months 1 3-6 months 2 Dk, maybe 3 months or more 3 6-12 months 4 Dk, maybe 6 months or more 5 Up to 2 years 6 Up to 4 years 7 4 years and more 8 Dk, maybe 12 months or more 9 Dk how many years Amended / new questions (for 2004) Q60(a) amended, Q60(b) amended, Q60(c) new - alcohol & tobacco for UK arrivals: Q60(a) extended to expenditure on categories spirits, fortified wine, champagne, other wine, beer/cider, alcopops. Q60(b) amended to expenditure on categories packed cigarettes, handrolling tobacco. Q60(c) asks number of cigarettes, grams of handrolling tobacco. Amended questions (for 2004) Q7 - Foreign country states/provinces/regions/counties for foreign departures: for 2004, the countries are Australia, Canada, India and The Netherlands (see coding frames S1 - S7). Deleted questions (not in 2004) Q7(a) - Belgian language spoken on departures Q44(b), (c), (d), (e) - Type of travelling group, number of adults & children on departures Q63 - Distance driven in UK by overseas driver on sea departures Q65 - Type of transport used in UK on departures AIRLINE CODES – ALPHABETICAL ORDER 2005 C5 Airline Prefix Code Aces (Colombia) (Dump) AES 76599 Aces (Colombia) (Dump) VX 76599 ADC Airlines (Dump) ADK 40299 Adria Airways ADR 27601 Adria Airways JP 27601 Aegean Airlines (Dump) A3 22099 Aegean Airlines (Dump) AEE 22099 Aer Arann RE 02104 Aer Arann REA 02104 Aer Lingus EI 02101 Aer Lingus EIN 02101 Aeris (Dump) AIS 07099 Aeris (Dump) SH 07099 Aero Asia Internl (Dump) E4 65099 Aero Asia Internl (Dump) RSO 65099 Aero Lloyd (Dump) AEF 08099 Aero Lloyd (Dump) YP 08099 Aeroflot AFL 30901 Aeroflot SU 30901 Aerolineas Argentinas AR 76001 Aerolineas Argentinas ARG 76001 Aeromexico AM 76201 Aeromexico AMX 76201 Aerovias DAP (Dump) DAP 76499 African Safari Airlines(Dump) QSC 41099 Afriqiyah Airways 8U 35199 Afriqiyah Airways AAW 35199 Aigle Azur (Dump) AAF 07099 Air Afrique (Dump) RK 45499 Air Afrique (Dump) RKA 45499 Air Alfa (Dump) H7 16099 Air Alfa (Dump) LFA 16099 Air Algerie AH 35001 Air Algerie DAH 35001 Air ALM (Dump) ALM 73799 Air ALM (Dump) LM 73799 Air Astana 4L 31599 Air Atlanta Europe (Dump) EUK 02099 Air Atlanta Iceland (Dump) ABD 02099 Air Atlanta Iceland (Dump) CC 02099 Air Baltic (Dump) BT 31799 Air Baltic (Dump) BTI 31799 Air Berlin AB 08013 Air Berlin BER 08013 Air Botnia (Dump) KF 17099 Air Botnia (Dump) KFB 17099 Air Botswana (Dump) BOT 41899 Air Botswana (Dump) BP 41899 Air Caledonie (Dump) TPC 53399 Air Caledonie (Dump) TY 53399 Air Caledonie Intntl (Dump) ACI 53399 Air Caledonie Intntl (Dump) SB 53399 Air Canada AC 80001 Air Canada ACA 80001 Air Caribbean (Dump) C2 70299 Air Caribbean (Dump) CBB 70299 Air Dolomiti (Dump) DLA 10099 Air Dolomiti (Dump) EN 10099 Air Engiadina (Dump) RQ 26099 Air Engiadina (Dump) RQX 26099 Air Europa AEA 25008 Air Europa UX 25008 Air Europe Ital (Dump) AEL 10099 Air Europe Ital (Dump) PE 10099 Air Exel Netherlands AXL 11006 Air Exel Netherlands XT 11006 Air Fiji (Dump) FAJ 52099 Air Fiji (Dump) PC 52099 Air France AF 07002 Air France AFR 07002 Air France Charter (Dump) ACF 07099 Air France Charter (Dump) SF 07099 Air Gabon (Dump) AGN 45199 Air Gabon (Dump) GN 45199 Air Guinee (Dump) GIB 45299 Air Holland (Dump) AHR 11099 Air Holland (Dump) GG 11099 Air Holland (Dump) HLN 11099 Air India AI 61001 Air India AIC 61001 Air Jamaica AJM 70101 Air Jamaica JM 70101 Air Jamaica Express (Dump) JMX 70199 Air Jamaica Express (Dump) JQ 70199 Air Jet (Dump) AIJ 07099 Air Jet (Dump) V6 07099 Air Kazakstan (Dump) 9Y 31599 Air Kazakstan (Dump) KZK 31599 Air Kilroe (Dump) AKL 01099 Air Koryo (Dump) JS 68199
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