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Air NZ trials ‘vaccine passport’, a glimpse of post-COVID travel – Sydney Morning Herald
Air New Zealand will ask passengers to use a digital health pass on flights to Australia in a trial run of a “vaccine passport” system.
Once borders reopen, travel is going to look very different, with customers health data needing to be verified at check-in, said the airlines chief digital officer Jennifer Sepull.
Its essentially like having a digital health certificate that can be easily and securely shared with airlines. By having a place to store all your health credentials digitally in one place, it will not only speed up the check-in process but unlock the potential for contactless travel.
The Travel Pass smartphone app will…
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