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We are flying AA to SXM. Is the Verifly app only for uploading tests results for your return flight to the U.S.? I am assuming it cannot be used to upload docs for the departure to SXM??? Also, on our last trip even though we were Verifly approved we still had to wait in a line at PJIA for them to check our test results. Is this still the case? You would think that travelers with boarding passes that do not check bags could avoid this step.
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As far as I know only JetBlue allows you to print your boarding passes if you aren’t checking bags. It’s a game changer for us. We clear and go to the gate to get our docs cleared. Down and back.
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