Airlines have been fined 630 times for not checking Covid forms for passengers travelling to Heathrow Airport in London. But that seems very low considering more than 12,000 travellers have been busted at Heathrow Airport since February for not having the correct paperwork.
Airlines fined for not checking Covid paperwork
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That's not big enough fine, or deterrent, in my opinion, that's pretty cash for airlines, niether is it the most effective way to go. The booking reference document, together with a passcode and test result, should need to be read by a machine before getting access to the check-in hall. At the end of check-in, any remaining names should have their seats cancelled, and an advice message sent to the traveller. This situation will be with us for the foreseeable future, so the sooner it's installed the better....
Not surprised,and this summer it will get much worse.