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Learn more about the Rebook Policy for mandatory COVID-19 tests

Our priority is that your employees travel safely and with peace of mind on their business trips

That is why we invite you to consult the latest updates in the Air France-KLM Group Rebook Policy for COVID-19 tests prior prior to the next business journey of your employees.

  • Travel prepared in COVID-19 times

Air France and KLM recommend that you carefully check Air France and KLM TravelDoc, as travel requirements and restrictions change regularly, regardless of your travel origin and/or destination.

If you travel to France as your end destination, you must show a negative COVID-19 test result, not older than 72 hours, before boarding. Also, you may need travel certificates and be required to self-quarantine upon arrival. Read more on airfrance.com and the French government website.

As of 16 March 2021, the COVID test policy below will change. The following changes have been announced by Dutch government.

Transfer passenger who transfer in the Netherlands and continue travelling by aircraft only need to show a NAAT (PCR) test result issued within 72 hours before arrival in Amsterdam. An additional rapid test is no longer necessary for transfer passengers.

All passenger ( aged 13 and up) from high-risk countries must present a negative rapid test result issued within 24 hours before boarding (this used to be 4 hours) and a negative NAAT (PCR) test result issued within 72 hours before arrival in Amsterdam.

  • Rebook policy for mandatory COVID-19 test

Air France and KLM offer a dedicated PCR test and rapid test rebook policy in the Air France and KLM COVID-19 rebook policy. Customers can be rebooked if they need to provide mandatory negative PCR tests or a negative rapid antigen test in order to travel to or via a specific country but are not able to provide the test results in time. Check with your travel agent for the latest details.

  • Air France and KLM win 4-star safe travel award

Air France and KLM always put your health and your crew’s health first. No wonder both airlines were awarded four stars for their COVID-19 safety protocols last December. The audit by international air transport rating agency Skytrax included evaluating both onboard and airport cleaning, signage, and other measures.

  • Air France and KLM network update

Este verano, puede volver a volar a San Petersburgo y a otros muchos destinos en Europa, con Air France y KLM:

New flights:

This summer, KLM adds:

Amsterdam – Alicante

Amsterdam – Cagliari

Amsterdam – Catania

Amsterdam – Genoa

Amsterdam – Ibiza

Amsterdam – Malaga

Amsterdam – Naples

Amsterdam – Split

Among the resumed flights:

Paris-CDG – St Petersburg

Amsterdam – St Petersburg 

  • KLM reinstates and innovates onboard catering

As of now, you can once again enjoy delightful meals, beverages and snacks, and personal KLM crew service on all KLM flights, in addition to COVID-19 safety measures. In 2021, you will find catering enhancements with a ‘green heart’ focus, including healthier meals and snacks with more locally sourced ingredients and sustainability and animal welfare certification.

  • Air France reactivates Personal Airport Services

As an Air France, KLM, or Delta Air Lines customer, you can once again enjoy a special, personalized welcome, a smooth passage through security checks, and, if needed, assistance in your language at Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport! Air France has reactivated its paid Personal Airport Services (PAS), an extra service for departing, arriving, or transferring customers. See the airfrance.com.mx website for more information.

  • Air France and Michelin increase sustainability

Air France has renewed its partnership with Michelin to equip all aircraft (except its Boeing 787s) with durable new or retreated tires for the next ten years, which will help reduce its air travel’s carbon footprint. As Air France’s European research partner, Michelin also offers knowledge in innovative recycling and 3D printing to help Air France achieve its ambitious sustainability goals, including a 50% reduction in its CO2 emissions per passenger/km by 2030. You can learn more information in the following press release.

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