The Debian page goes into more detail.
You have apt-offline on both the offline system and an online system. You
generate a key from the offline system, transfer that over to the online
system, and then use that with apt-offline on the online system to grab the
packages you need. Then you take those packages back to the offline system,
and you can install them.
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