Printed Documents needed at airport?

[DisneyF1rstT1me]

We're flying tomorrow morning with Aer Lingus. I've just done the Verifly attestation and uploaded our NHS vaccination passes and Covid test results so the App is saying we're ready to fly.

I'm going to take paper copies of the ESTAs with us but does anyone know if I NEED to print and take with me copies of our NHS covid passes, the DocHQ negative LTF test results and our boarding passes once I've checked in?

Thanks

ETA: We didn't need to show any of our printed docs at either end. There was an announcement on the plane when we landed to make sure we had screenshots of documents as WiFi/mobile signal inside the airport was poor and they might want to see them. I couldn't get a signal at all so the printed documents were a relief to have at this point, but no one asked to see them anyway. Still agree with others though that better safe than sorry.

[sha9]

Different city and airline but we flew with Virgin from Edinburgh and they asked to see our vaccine certificates and test certificates. They may have accepted the electronic versions but we’d had issues uploading plus wanted a “belt and braces” approach.

[DisneyF1rstT1me]

Okay, thanks Lisa - Given you were asked for them, I'll take a belts and braces approach too and get everything printed off. Thanks.

[Softy]

Originally Posted by DisneyF1rstT1me

Okay, thanks Lisa - Given you were asked for them, I'll take a belts and braces approach too and get everything printed off. Thanks.

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If you’ve had no issues uploading to VeriFLY then they won’t ask to see paper copies. The previous poster had issues.

[sha9]

Originally Posted by Softy

If you’ve had no issues uploading to VeriFLY then they won’t ask to see paper copies. The previous poster had issues.

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Actually only one booking had issues. We were still asked. The guy didn’t ask if anyone had issues uploading, he didn’t even ask if we’d uploaded anything.
Of course that was a different airline and airport.

My advice would be to print off anything important, I always do even if it turns out to have been a waste of time.

[Orlandoguy]

Always take printed copies of everything(chances are you won’t need to show them but it’s a gd back up to have), even thou you can upload documents electronically to fly ready or verifly technology can go wrong and they do and can ask to see paper copies of vaccinations, negative tests, esta

[Claudette]

We have not had any trouble uploading things and have never been asked to show paperwork. I was never one for printing things out in the past but now we prefer to have everything printed and in a plastic wallet in hand luggage just in case.

[aprilshack]

Tech can go wrong. Bring paper back ups. People have been randomly asked at Orlando airport to see vaccine/negative test results certs. or where they are staying.

[captain-codeye]

I always take a paper copy, it’s a bit like keeping £100 in cash hidden in your car, technology is great but if there is an issue £100 cash will get you enough diesel to get home🤣

[aprilshack]

Originally Posted by captain-codeye

I always take a paper copy, it’s a bit like keeping £100 in cash hidden in your car, technology is great but if there is an issue £100 cash will get you enough diesel to get home🤣

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I also found it quick to show paper copies rather than get the phone out, pull up the info, scrolling etc.