Organising trips is a lot of work. Between buying tickets, booking hotel rooms and preparing luggage, travellers have a lot to do before arriving at their destination. Saving time is therefore invaluable for all professionals looking to change country or continent. The latter can be a problem if the trip requires a visa or even vaccines. Some legislation also imposes special rules for travellers. Flyright wants to bring all this information together in a single mobile tool.
The application provides all the information connected nomads need before they leave. Simply enter the nationality of passport and choose the destination: Flyright then draws up a "travel card bringing together all the necessary information, and accessible offline from the traveller's mobile phone. The interface is clear and easy to read, and - above all - provides a refreshing simplicity compared with the pages of Diplomatie.gouv.fr or the embassies of the countries concerned. The only drawback is that, unfortunately, this service is not yet available. only available to US travellers. But things are set to change very soon: " Our priority objective is to support all passports for all basic visas by December 2018 "Benjamin Wallsten, co-founder and CEO of Flyright.
Flyright, an application to make travelling easier
The project is still in its early stages, but this application has real potential for both business and leisure travellers: " we are currently considering a currency converterto language services and a means of store passport information securely "explains the head of the start-up. Another interesting aspect of this service is its ability to operate offline. The company's founders favour this approach, which allows travellers without an Internet connection to access the data stored in the application.
From paid features are planned, but they won't be ready until summer 2018: " Our plan is to automate cumbersome and complex processes that affect all international travellers, regardless of the origin of their passport. "says Benjamin Wallsten. The application is already available on the web and on iPhone, but we'll have to wait for a translated version compatible with French passports.
