Since 15 March, Air France passengers on flights between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and San Francisco and Los Angeles can test ICC AOKpass health passin partnership with the ADP Group, as well as San Francisco International Airport and Los Angeles World Airports. The company is thus extending the experimentation of this solution carried out by MedAire/International SOS. An initial pilot phase began on 11 March on Air France flights departing from Paris-CDG to Pointe-à-Pitre and Fort-de-France. Both test phases are scheduled to last four weeks.
" The launch of this second large-scale test programme is a major step in the international recognition of ICC AOKpass as a trusted third party. From the laboratory to every stage of the journeyICC AOKpass can be used to certify the COVID-19-negative status of passengers throughout the air transport chain, thereby contributing to flight safety. "said Sébastien BeduMedAire, a subsidiary of International SOS.
At Paris CDG, users of the mobile application will benefit from a dedicated route through the airport, with a priority access when boarding and at border crossings on arrivalAll of this will be demonstrated by specific signage. " We are convinced that the ICC AOKpass health pass solution that we are testing with our partners for departures and arrivals at Paris airports will be a great success. make it easier for passengers to use our terminalsby guaranteeing both greater fluidity and greater security for health checks "said Marc Houalla, Deputy CEO of the ADP Group and Director of Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport.
" This new test programme is an illustration of what could become the norm on the verification of travel documents tomorrow, said Alain Bernard, Executive Vice President Operations at Air France. Collaboration between governments, airlines and airport authorities is essential if we are to find solutions that combine health safety with a smooth travel experience. "
