What do I need to do before I fly?

lollina · 27 May 22, 01:25 PM

Hi all hoping someone can advise.
Getting closer to our time to go and want make sure I'm fully prepared.
Flying indirect from Newcastle on a code share with Air France / Delta, via Amsterdam and Detroit outbound, via Detroit and Paris inbound.

We'll be flying using recovery certificates as we're all suffering with covid currently.

When can I or should I complete the attestation form, do I just complete that, print and take all vaccination and recovery certs/ proof of positive tests to the airport with us?

Where do I get the attestation form from?

I've seen verifly mentioned often, can I / do I need to use that?

Sorry for all the q's, first time flying since 2019!

Summerfun · 27 May 22, 05:58 PM

Verifly is used by some airlines to upload and verify your documents prior to your flight. It's optional and I don't know which airlines use it, apart from BA and American. Virgin have their own web-based version called FlyReady. Flying indirect does complicate things more. You can just take all your documents to the checkin desk if you like. The attestation form usually comes from your airline and you complete it within 24 hours of your flight (i'm not sure how it works with indirect and codesharing). Printed attestation forms are needed for chdren but some airlines use optional electronic ones for adults. You will need to find out from whoever you booked with really.

sophsters · 27 May 22, 09:25 PM

Sorry to jump on your thread, but i was wondering how early can you do verifly?

lollina · 27 May 22, 10:04 PM

Originally Posted by Summerfun

Verifly is used by some airlines to upload and verify your documents prior to your flight. It's optional and I don't know which airlines use it, apart from BA and American. Virgin have their own web-based version called FlyReady. Flying indirect does complicate things more. You can just take all your documents to the checkin desk if you like. The attestation form usually comes from your airline and you complete it within 24 hours of your flight (i'm not sure how it works with indirect and codesharing). Printed attestation forms are needed for chdren but some airlines use optional electronic ones for adults. You will need to find out from whoever you booked with really.

Thanks that's really helpful! 👍

Summerfun · 27 May 22, 10:08 PM

Originally Posted by sophsters

Sorry to jump on your thread, but i was wondering how early can you do verifly?

You can download and set up your account on the Verifly app in advance, but you can't upload your documents until you get your Covid test result the day before travel