Jet2 apps now able to store Covid-19 test results
Jet2 has launched a ‘useful documents’ folder feature on the mobile apps for Jet2.com and Jet2holidays, which enables customers to upload and store important travel documents, such as overseas country entry forms and negative Covid-19 test results in a single location.
The new functionality on the airline and tour operator’s mobile apps means customers can easily organise their travel documents in a single place, helping to streamline the pre-departure and day of travel preparations.
It also offers holidaymakers easy access to safe travel information and travel requirements for the destination they are travelling to and allows for paper-free travel.
As well as being able to upload travel documents, package holiday customers can view their holiday documents, including boarding passes, flights, and transfer vouchers on the Jet2holidays app.
The app also includes push notifications to help keep customers informed throughout their journey.
This includes reminders about filling in passenger locator forms 48 hours before returning to the UK, and details about the time and pick up location of their coach transfer.
"As we start to welcome back more customers and increase our offering to include flights and holidays to over 40 quarantine-free destinations, we want to make the process of travelling with us as smooth as possible," said Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays.
Flight-only customers are able to view and download their Jet2.com boarding passes and any other useful documents that the customer chooses to upload.
The Jet2.com and Jet2holidays mobile apps can be downloaded on a mobile or tablet from the App Store or on Google Play.
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