With all the biosecurity measures applied by industry, passenger confidence grows in to travel. Avianca press photo.
La Associationón International Transport Aéreo (THERE IT IS) informó what, themselvesún his úLast passenger survey carried out in June, the biggestíof travelersédefendants confíeven in the safety of trips toéprisoners and in the use of máshort-term support scars. Nevertheless, the biggestíto alsoén feels frustrated with him “annoyance factor” around protocols COVID-19, including confusionón and uncertainty over travel rules, the testing requirements and excessive testing costs.
The survey to 4.700 travelers in 11 markets around the world shows that:
- The 85% believe aircraft are thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.
- The 65% Eastá I agree that the air in an airplaneón is as clean as a quirófano.
Among those who have traveled since June 2020, the 86% se sintió safe on board due to COVID-19 measures:
- The 89% believes that protective measuresón isán well implemented.
- The 90% believe that the airline staffínea does a good job enforcing the measures.
Passengers strongly support the use of máscaras on board (83%) and the applicationóstrict rulesáscaras (86%), but the oldestíto alsoén believes the mask requirement shouldíto be finished as soon as possible.
“Travelers toéinmates recognize and value the security measures implemented to minimize the risk of transmissionón of COVID-19 during travel toéprisoners and support the continuationón of these measures as long as necessary, but they also do not want the measures to be permanent. In the meantime, We must all respect the rules and the safety of othersás passengers. It is unacceptable that incidents of unruly passengers have doubled compared toón with 2019, and increased behavior fíphysically abusive is a particular cause for serious concernón ”, Willie Walsh said., Director General of IATA.
At the same time, Participants admit that they struggle with COVID-related rules and requirements and that this affects their disposition.ón to travel:
- The 70% pensó that the rules and paperwork are a challengeíor to understand.
- The 67% consideró that organizing the tests was a hassle.
- The 89% agreedó that governments should standardize vaccine certifications / tests.
Almost nine out of ten respondents like the idea of using an appón móvile to store your travel health credentials and the 87% supports a secure digital system to manage health credentials. Nevertheless, the 75% it says just useá an applicationón if you have full control of your vaccine data / tests.
“IATA Travel Pass allows travelers to receive, store and share your informationón métalks with governments and airídenies, but they always maintain control of the informationón on your own device mówill. Now is the time for governments to facilitate digital solutions like IATA Travel Pass to avoid chaos at airports as travel begins to return ”, Walsh said..
AND of, ¿thaté Do you think the measures applied?
