All Nippon Airways trials Covid digital health passport at Tokyo airport


TOKYO (The Jakarta Post/ANN): All Nippon Airways on Monday (March 29) conducted Japan's first trial of the "CommonPass" app indicating a traveller's Covid-19 status at Tokyo's Haneda airport as part of efforts by the global travel industry to make cross-border travel easier and safer.

The app, one of a number of digital health passports being trialled around the world to allow airlines and authorities to expedite immigration procedures at airports, is backed by the World Economic Forum.

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