VeriFLY experiences
#1187
Join Date: May 2010
Posts: 2,345
I've just seen it in the list of locations no longer supported along with a dozen or so more, maybe as it's only the PLF to show now, no pre departure or Day 2 tests for fully vaccinated?
#1188
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Miami, FL
Programs: UA 1MM, AA Plat, Marriott LT Titanium, Hyatt Glob, IHG ♢ Amb, Hilton ♢, Hertz Pres
Posts: 6,015
I finally got the app to work. The trick was... nothing. I just tried over and over, during different times of the day, etc... and finally, one time it "fetched" my vaccine photo. Why it wouldn't take it the other 15 times I've tried Verifly can't answer.
Anyway, once all uploaded Verifly experience was excellent. Got through check-in as easy as pie with the "pass". They barely even looked at it. Just saw a green circle around my photo and waved me along. Phone was held far away, I could've shown anyones photo and green circle. In any event, it worked. It is a good app when it works properly.
Anyway, once all uploaded Verifly experience was excellent. Got through check-in as easy as pie with the "pass". They barely even looked at it. Just saw a green circle around my photo and waved me along. Phone was held far away, I could've shown anyones photo and green circle. In any event, it worked. It is a good app when it works properly.
#1190
Join Date: May 2014
Posts: 7,211
Nope. OLCI doesn’t work, I tried the direct upload to traveldocs but it’s been 10+hrs and no dice. It’s OK today because I’m not on the clock but in a couple of weeks’ time I will and that’ll be a pain!
#1191
Join Date: May 2010
Posts: 2,345
"Thank you for contacting VeriFLY Support.Our airline partners are responsible for sending us their flight schedule.
Please note that VeriFLY is not mandatory and all travelers have the option to present their travel documents at the airport to obtain their boarding passes."
Just got another reply and they reiterated it is the airline that has not submitted the routes so not sure if you use Twitter whether its worth contacting BA?
Last edited by paulaf; Feb 20, 2022 at 4:59 am
#1192
Join Date: May 2014
Posts: 7,211
I contacted support last night and this was the reply I received no help:
"Thank you for contacting VeriFLY Support.Our airline partners are responsible for sending us their flight schedule.
Please note that VeriFLY is not mandatory and all travelers have the option to present their travel documents at the airport to obtain their boarding passes."
Just got another reply and they reiterated it is the airline that has not submitted the routes so not sure if you use Twitter whether its worth contacting BA?
"Thank you for contacting VeriFLY Support.Our airline partners are responsible for sending us their flight schedule.
Please note that VeriFLY is not mandatory and all travelers have the option to present their travel documents at the airport to obtain their boarding passes."
Just got another reply and they reiterated it is the airline that has not submitted the routes so not sure if you use Twitter whether its worth contacting BA?
#1195
Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: NC
Programs: AA Exec Platinum BAEC Silver
Posts: 63
VeriFLY was useful last week on an all AA booking to/from GIG with domestic US connections, but anything codeshare it hates.
Have a BA booking tomorrow with the first leg being AA metal with a BA codeshare and it appears BA are ok with their own flight and reference number for the LHR flight, but they don’t share that I’ve been VeriFLY’d with AA and their separate reference number, so I can’t check in. Have to do it at the desk tomorrow. Can’t see the point.. I mean - I’ll have a VeriFLY pass to show at the AA desk but it’ll all be manual..
Have a BA booking tomorrow with the first leg being AA metal with a BA codeshare and it appears BA are ok with their own flight and reference number for the LHR flight, but they don’t share that I’ve been VeriFLY’d with AA and their separate reference number, so I can’t check in. Have to do it at the desk tomorrow. Can’t see the point.. I mean - I’ll have a VeriFLY pass to show at the AA desk but it’ll all be manual..
#1196
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Glasgow, UK
Programs: BA, UA, Marriot
Posts: 2,196
Checked in yesterday for an MCO-ORD-LHR AA/BA connection and tried to show AA check-in at MCO the VeriFLY pass, but check-in agent demanded to see the QR codes for both vaccination and UK PLF (and has no interest in seeing the VeriFLY pass). AA was then unable to print boarding passes for the TATL so had to get BPs from BA check-in in ORD where the VeriFLY app was accepted.
By comparison, on the GLA-LHR-CLT sectors last week (on 001 ticket stock), BA at GLA accepted VeriFLY and provided both UK domestic and AA TATL BPs.
#1197
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: LAS/FCO/JFK/LAX
Programs: DL DM/2MM, BA GGL/CCR,/GFL, A3 Gold, JBU Mosaic, ITA Executive, HHonors Diamond
Posts: 305
#1198
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: In the air
Programs: Hyatt Globalist, Bonvoy LT Plat, Hilton Gold, GHA Tit, BA Gold, Turkish Elite
Posts: 8,712
Flying from New York to London this week (I'm vaccinated). Verifly wants me to assert that I have a negative Covid test as part of the "Before you go to the airport" step - no way to check-in online otherwise. Anyone come across this?
#1200
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: PHX
Programs: AS 75K; UA 1MM; Hyatt Globalist; Marriott LTP; Hilton Diamond (Aspire)
Posts: 56,413
Tried to use Verifly for ZRH-LHR-PHX, but the app only offered LHR-PHX. Nonetheless, I was able to get Verifly passes for the return to US based on digital covid test results. But apparently nothing was communicated to BA, as BA app and website claimed I had not provided proper documentation and kept inviting me to download the Verifly app
Gave up and just did in-person check-in at ZRH. Took about 2 minutes. Now regretting all the time I wasted trying to use VeriFlop. #totallyworthless
Gave up and just did in-person check-in at ZRH. Took about 2 minutes. Now regretting all the time I wasted trying to use VeriFlop. #totallyworthless