MOBILITY LIMITATIONS

 

Due to the evolution of the pandemic situation, national and international, mobility, may be subject to the limitations imposed by local governments. It is therefore advisable to check the latest regulations before planning your trip. The violation of the regulations for Covid-19 may result in refusal to board a flight or you can be denied entry into your country of destination by the local authorities.

GREEN PASS OBLIGATION

As required by the D.L. 111 of August 6, 2021, from September 1, 2021 it is mandatory to present the Green Pass (Covid-19 Green Certification) when boarding your flight for both domestic and international destinations. Following the subsequent ENAC provisions, this documentation is now also required to access the sensitive areas (beyond the security gates) of all Italian airports.

The Green Pass is accepted in both digital and paper format in Italian, English, French and Spanish. 

Regarding international flights, the Company has the obligation to verify the dates of the vaccine administration, which is not verifiable by QR Code but by the certificate.  We therefore recommend printing it in case of absence of internet connection.  

DOMESTIC FLIGHTS

When boarding you will need to show one of the following documents:

• vaccination, at least with the first dose, with a vaccine validated by the EMA
•  a certificate confirming recovery from COVID-19 that occurred during the last 180 days prior to entry into Italy;
• a negative test certificate for a molecular or antigenic swab carried out within 48 hours prior to entry into the national territory.

The regulations regarding the mobility on the national territory of Italy are published on the website of the Italian Government along with all other regulations in relation to open and authorized activities during the pandemic. There may be specific local regulations in addition to the national ones; for this reason we suggest you also check the website of the Region of destination.

 

FOR THOSE FLYING FROM ITALY TO OTHER COUNTRIES

The reference website for passengers who fly from Italy to other countries is IATA - International Travel Document News (iatatravelcentre.com) where individual states' regulations regarding the containment of Covid-19 are published.

Each foreign country has specific documents to be produced (Green Pass, compilation of the dPLF, etc.), in case of incomplete documentation you will be refused boarding.

Below are the specific details for those flying to certain locations:

FLYING TO UNITED KINGDOM

Following the latest regulations of the British Authorities, all passengers over 11 years of age even if they qualify as fully vaccinated, including UK nationals and residents, must comply with all the following measures in order to be allowed to enter the United Kingdom:

1. Provide proof of a negative PCR od LFD COVID-19 test taken within 2 days of departure to the UK; click here for a list of valid tests;
2. Take a PCR Test (booked before departure) on or before day 2 of arrival in the UK and self-isolate until the result of the day 2 test is known;
3. Complete a PLF at least 48 hours before entering the UK.

Passengers arriving from a country included in the red list can enter the UK only if they are UK nationals or residents and must still comply with all the above listed measures.

 

FOR THOSE COMING TO ITALY FROM OTHER COUNTRIES

If you are flying to Italy from other countries, we recommend that you check the sites 

• Viaggiare Sicuri (or IATA Airways website)
• Ministero della Salute
  
  where all the provisions on the containment of Covid-19 in Italy are indicated.
  

Following the Ordinance of the Ministry of Health of 14/12/2021 from 16 December 2021 to 31 January 2022 all passengers arriving in Italy must comply with the following regulations:

Passengers from countries in List C

When boarding must show the following documentation:

1.       Green Pass / EU Digital Covid-19 Certificate or other equivalent certification of completed vaccination cycle and/or recovery from Covid-19. If unable to provide the above certificate, it is necessary to provide at least the certification at item 2) before departure and stay in self-isolation for 5 days at arrival on the Italian territory, at the end of which an antigen or molecular swab test with negative outcome is required.

2.      Negative Covid-19 swab test, PCR test/ molecular test certificate, taken within 48 hours before arrival or antigenic test taken within 24 hours before arrival. Children under 6 years of age are exempt from the pre-departure swab test. Failure to provide this certification will result in a denied boarding;

3.      dPLF (Digital Passenger Locator Form) duly completed for each passenger. Failure to provide this document will result in a denied boarding.

 

Passengers from countries in List D

When boarding must show all the following certifications:

1.      Green Pass / EU Digital Covid-19 Certificate or other equivalent certification of completed vaccination cycle and/or recovery from Covid-19. If unable to provide the above certificate, it is necessary to provide at least the certification at item 2) before departure and stay in self-isolation for 5 days at arrival on the Italian territory, at the end of which an antigen or molecular swab test with negative outcome is required.

2.      Negative Covid-19 swab test, PCR test/ molecular test certificate, taken within 72 hours (48 hours from the UK) before arrival or antigenic test taken within 24 hours before arrival. Children under 6 years of age are exempt from the pre-departure swab test. Failure to provide this certification will result in a denied boarding;

3.      dPLF (Digital Passenger Locator Form) duly completed for each passenger. Failure to provide this document will result in a denied boarding.

 

Passengers from countries in List E

In case of stay/transit in one of the countries in this list, entry in Italy is only allowed to Italian /Schengen countries citizens. Other passengers are allowed to enter Italy only for specific reasons.

When boarding passengers must show all the following certifications:

1.      Negative Covid-19 swab test, PCR test/ molecular test certificate, taken within 72 hours before arrival or antigenic test taken within 24 hours before arrival. Children under 6 years of age are exempt from the pre-departure swab test.

2.      Self-isolation period of 10 days at arrival on the Italian territory, at the end of which an antigen or molecular swab test with negative outcome is required;

3.      dPLF (Digital Passenger Locator Form) duly completed for each passenger. Failure to provide this document will result in a denied boarding;

 

Failure to submit even just one of the above-listed certifications will result in a denied boarding.

                                 

To fill out the Passenger Locator Form in digital format, please follow these steps:

1. Connect to the site  https://app.euplf.eu/#/

2. Follow the guided procedure to access dPLF 

3. Choose "Italy" as the destination country

4. Register for the site by creating a personal account with user and password

5. Fill in and send the dPLF following the guided procedure

 

Once you have submitted the form, you will receive at the email address indicated at the registration stage, the dPLF in pdf format and a QRcode that you will have to show at the time of boarding and/or anyone who is responsible for carrying out the checks. Alternatively, you can print a copy of the dPLF to show.

 

The dPLF must be completed and sent before boarding. However, the field for the assigned seat number will still be modifiable.

 

Because it is a legal obligation, failure to complete the DPLF will mean that boarding on the flight will not be permitted.

 

In exceptional cases, i.e. solely in the face of technological impediments, it will be possible to fill in and present a  paper form instead of the dPLF.