US EditionFlights, Farewell to the Obligation to Show Identity Card at Boarding, Including for Abroad
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Let's say goodbye to the identity card when we leave for a national flight or to a Schengen country? Yes, but with some details why history doesn't ...
In Italy, it is now possible to travel on flights to Italian cities and destinations in the Schengen area without having to check documents when boarding the plane, the Corriere della Sera daily reports today, citing a directive from the state civil aviation authority Enac. The move is expected to make flight check-in easier, but according to the authority, random checks are still possible.
At Italian airports, it is now sufficient to present a boarding pass to board a plane, but it is no longer necessary to show an identity document. This applies to all domestic flights and trips to the Schengen area.
Die Presse
From now on, the boarding pass is sufficient at Italian airports when entering domestic flights and travelling to the Schengen area – the identity card no longer needs to be shown.
News of ENAC: the boarding pass will be enough to fly to Italy and Schengen area. Document necessary for random checks and check-in
The decision of Enac and Ministry: it is no longer necessary to show at the gate an identity document in addition to the boarding pass
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