Countries, airlines accepting IATA Travel and leisure Pass

Flying through the COVID-19 crisis is now a little easier with the aid of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the new IATA Travel Move. The pass is currently recognized at participating airlines and countries.

20 airlines accept and honour the IATA Travelling Pass because of its passengers. Singapore may be the first country to accept the IATA Travelling Pass, more countries to follow.

IATA Pass can be an initiative by the global aviation group to inspire the starting of borders through the COVID-19 pandemic. The International Air Transportation Association (IATA) welcomed Singapore's acceptance of pre-departure COVID-19 PCR test outcomes on the IATA Travel Pass.

From May 1, 2021, passengers going to Singapore will be able to use IATA Travel Move to talk about their pre-departure COVID-19 PCR test outcomes upon check-in with their airline, aswell as on arrival at the immigration checkpoints at Changi Airport. That is part of an ongoing collaboration between the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and IATA to facilitate smooth and efficient travelling through digital certificates of COVID-19 tests.

To reopen borders without quarantine and restart aviation governments have to be confident that they are effectively mitigating the chance of importing COVID-19. This means having accurate facts on passengers' COVID-19 health status.

Informing passengers in what testing, vaccines and different measures they require prior to travel, information on where they can get tested and giving them the opportunity to share their testing and vaccination benefits in a verifiable, secure and privacy-protecting manner may be the key to supplying governments the confidence to start borders. To handle this task IATA is focusing on launching the IATA Travel Pass, an electronic platform for passengers.

"Getting the confidence of a great aviation head like Singapore accept IATA Travel and leisure Pass is usually hugely significant. Ongoing trials put us on the right track for IATA Travelling Pass to be a vital tool for the industry's restart by delivering verified travel health and wellbeing credentials to governments. And travellers can have complete self confidence that their personal data is protected and under their private control. The achievement of our joint attempts can make IATA's partnership with the government of Singapore a model for others to check out," explained Willie Walsh, Director General, IATA.

Digital health certificates will be a key feature on air travel continue. Establishing trusted, secure answers to verify medical credentials of travellers will become essential in facilitating smooth flights and safeguarding public wellbeing. The IATA Travel Pass is an individual secure digital wallet choice that can be utilized by passengers to obtain and retail outlet their COVID-19 test outcomes from accredited laboratories.