Air France is testing the IATA Travel Pass

Air France (Photo: Pixabay).
Air France (Photo: Pixabay).

Air France is testing the IATA Travel Pass

Air France (Photo: Pixabay).
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On June 17th, the airline will test the IATA Travel Pass on flights from New York-JFK and Barcelona to Paris-Charles de Gaulle. 

Air France may already be preparing its own customers for the use of digital tools to get them used to the post-Covid era. Because in the future the use of a digital passport seems more than conceivable. The only question is which application is used. 

The complete integration of a digital solution into passenger travel is an essential prerequisite for resuming international travel. The IATA Travel Pass is an example of a digital tool that could become the standard for travel document verification and we look forward to testing this solution, ”said COO Alain-Hervé Bernard.

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