British Airways has created an interactive map that
enables customers to check the travel restrictions and entry
requirements of any destination the airline flies to.
The map, created in partnership with global tech
company Sherpa, will also help
customers understand what is needed for their return the UK.
Visitors to the page will be able to explore the
globe to see what travel restrictions each country has in place
before booking a trip, searching visually by traffic light colour
or by typing in their choice of destination. There is also a tab
which allows customers to indicate whether or not they are
vaccinated, which will adjust the results.
Jack Smith, British Airways’ Head of Digital, said,
“We know that travel in this new Covid era can feel overwhelming
for our customers, and our job is to make their lives as
straightforward as possible. This new tool, which has been tried
and is trusted by our joint business partner, American Airlines,
will help people navigate the differing entry requirements, to
allow for a smooth booking and travel experience.”
British Airways’ existing online COVID19 hub
includes information on flexible bookings, testing, how to use a
voucher and what the British Airways flying experience looks like
for those that haven’t travelled for some time.
British Airways has also introduced a number of
measures at the airport and on board to look after the safety and
wellbeing of its customers and crew. These include social
distancing measures, the wearing of face masks (which remain in
place) and hand sanitiser stations.
Prior to travel customers will
receive details of how they can prepare for their journey,
including information on discounted testing providers.
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