As we are nearing our [hopeful] flights, British Airways site references a IATA pass. I'm a little concerned about putting our passport #'s and other identifying info into another site. Maybe I'm getting brain dead, but I don't remember IATA being discussed here recently.
What do you experienced and knowledgeable travelers know about this?
Thanks so much and safe travels!
Posted by
Chicago
8165 posts
You don't need it.
Posted by
Upstate NY, USA
892 posts
IATA is the granddaddy of orgs, they regulate haz, etc., the bulk of air carriers are part of IATA. Totally legit, i'm haz qualified under IATA regs.
is BA requiring the IATA health pass?
Posted by
OP
San Diego, California
5606 posts
BA is encouraging, by invitation-only, travelers to specific airports.