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by VeriFly Worthless

What is the point of an app with a monopoly on document verification, that does not recognize that many people have connecting flights ahead of an international departure? And that does not provide a warning about how that could affect the timing of COVID tests - which is the *whole point of the app*. We have an international flight that requires a 72-hr negative covid test. Fine. Got them and went to load them - blocked because the tests are supposedly outside the window. Because the app doesn’t allow us to start our trip from our home airport. We have two short legs before the international one. The country’s rules say that the clock starts *at the point of embarkation on the first leg of the trip*. Because of the travel time before our international departure (about 13 hours) VeriFly says our tests were taken outside the 72 hours, which they clearly were not under the rules. I called VeriFly (and that’s a whole other issue - I got their number from the airline not their site) and the person insisted that the app allows selecting connecting flights. That is not true; the app forces choices based on the last/direct. It’s really inexcusable. PS: been selecting nicknames to post this: “Not Hapoy” “Really Annoyed” and other similar ones already taken. Hey, VeriFly - fix your app!!

by Too Big To Fail NOT

This App leaves a lot to be desired. Many countries not available. Even if a U. S. Citizen returning to the USA, Verifly’s acceptance of a COVID PCR test is difficult to obtain likely because there are several varieties from country to country. I got a test at a clinic in Patagonia Argentina (a very remote area) and the clinic didn’t put my date of birth on the pdf report. I was required to add it manually, however, I had no way of printing it out to add and rescan. Their app can’t receive an annotated pdf, so I had to email it to a friend far away to have my DOB added and scanned back to me when VeriFLY already has that info. What an unbelievably awkward process! If it isn’t bad enough to have to put up with all the different country’s bureaucracies, you will have to also put up with the USA’s and Verifly’s. Additionally, Verifly’s emails are sent from “noreply” mailboxes, so no practical way to communicate with them. No help what-so-ever. I can’t understand why American Airlines would outsource to this service. What happened to doing it themselves? It’s better to just hand carry your documents or electronic PDFs. Most airline staff don’t have a clue what they’re looking at. Bureaucratic useless requirements are not going to help reduce the spread of this so called pandemic. The incompetence everywhere is astounding.

by -rkh-

I recently travelled to the Caribbean from the US on American Airlines. This app was promoted by AA but it is TERRIBLE to use. You have to start a trip on the app with a nonsense “confident traveler” persona and then you have to go through adding all the information in that you can do online on a.con anyway (like Covid attestations etc), and then when you actually have to upload your Covid tests they go to some manual review person somewhere that reviews them after several hours (though they try to get you to pay for a “quicker” review… vultures). After going through all the hassle of doing this for ME and waiting a few hours to have my Covid test results confirmed… I uploaded my family’s Covid results (which were from the EXACT same place/time as mine) and my family’s results were Declined when mine was approved. Then - when I tried to upload it again, the app was buggy and started telling me that a date in the past was a date in the future….nobody has qa’d this app. I just ended up bailing on it and just took my Covid test results to the airport and it was quick. Don’t bother with this app…. It doesn’t work right, the ppl reviewing documents are inconsistent and it’s buggy. AA should stop promoting this dumpster fire of an app.