Five global major airlines and the Airport Council International (ACI) World have joined the CommonTrust Network.
By joining the network, airlines, including JetBlue, Lufthansa, Swiss International Airlines, United Airlines, and Virgin Atlantic, will start launching CommonPass next month.
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It will be introduced on select flights from New York, Boston, London and Hong Kong.
The global non-profit initiative CommonTrust Network’s airport labs include XpresCheck (JFK, EWR, BOS), Collinson (LHR, LGW) and Prenetics (HKG).
Commons Project Foundation CEO Paul Meyer said: “The members of the CommonTrust Network are coming together to implement an inclusive global network designed to empower individuals with digital access to their health information so they can protect and improve their health, and demonstrate their health status to safely return to travel, work, school, and life while protecting their data privacy.”
The pass was officially trialled in October on Cathay Pacific Airways and United Airlines flights between Hong Kong, Singapore, London, and New York.
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By GlobalDataIt enables passengers to demonstrate their Covid-19 status while protecting their data privacy.
United regulatory and policy vice-president Steve Morrissey said: “We were proud to be the first US carrier to trial CommonPass on 21 October from London Heathrow to Newark.
“Testing is a key component of our multi-layered approach to safely reopening travel and ensuring our customers’ wellbeing, and we look forward to using technology platforms like CommonPass to provide travellers and governments confidence in verified Covid-19 testing results.”
