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Lufthansa Group Mandates Travel ID for Online Flight Check-ins
Lufthansa Group is requiring a Travel ID for online check-in on all its airlines, starting October 20 and phasing in globally by November 30. The unified profile will manage passenger data and bookings.
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- 01Lufthansa Group now requires a Travel ID for online flight check-ins on all seven of its airlines.
- 02The Travel ID mandate is being implemented in four phases, beginning October 20 and concluding November 30.
- 03The new rule applies based on the country of departure, with flights to and from Israel included by November 30.
- 04Airport check-ins at counters or kiosks remain exempt from the Travel ID requirement.
- 05Exceptions to the Travel ID rule include codeshare flights, group bookings, and certain charter tours.
This new rule applies to flights departing from various regions, including Israel, with specific dates for each phase. Airport check-ins and certain booking types are exempt.
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