スマホで陰性証明　空港手続き簡素化へ実験―全日空、日航

　全日本空輸は２９日、スマートフォンアプリで新型コロナウイルス感染症の陰性証明を提示することで、空港での手続きを簡素化する実証実験を実施した。紙の陰性証明書の提示が不要になるほか、渡航先ごとに異なる検疫基準を満たしているかをアプリで判別。国際線の利用回復をにらみ、実用化を目指す。日本航空も来月２日に実験する。
　全日空と日航は、アプリ「コモンパス」を開発するスイスの非営利組織コモンズ・プロジェクトと連携。コモンパスの実験は、海外の航空会社が４カ国・地域で行っているが、国内では初めて。将来的にはワクチン接種記録を組み込むことも目指す。（2021/03/29-16:46）

All Nippon Airways conducted Monday a trial of an app that enables travelers to present their COVID-19 negative certificates with a smartphone, as part of its efforts to simplify procedures at airports.
   The use of the app would make it unnecessary for travelers to present paper documents as proof that they have tested negative for the new coronavirus. The app also shows whether travelers meet quarantine requirements at their respective destinations.
   The airline, a subsidiary of ANA Holdings Inc. , aims to put the app into practical use ahead of a recovery in demand for international flights, which has been hit by the new coronavirus pandemic.
   Japan Airlines plans to conduct a similar test on Friday.
   The two Japanese airlines have been working with the Commons Project Foundation, a Swiss nonprofit organization, which developed the app called CommonPass, for the trials.