Yet unknown but we will know towards the end of January when she expects to return
Oh by the way southwest kept the middle seat empty on their flights
And SFO was really empty even though domestically many are traveling
And the three southwest ground staff at check in couldnāt be friendlier as they only had a few passengers at a time
They offered to carry her luggage onto the conveyer
even
Unheard of behavior ! Lol
I said not to worry she brought her baggage handler with her ā¦me
Iāve never seen SFO so empty
There was literally no one in line at security to get airside
No one
Everyone got priority treatment
Driving back home via the San Mateo bridge because the bay bridge was backed up where there used to be two lines of jets lining up to land onto the parallel runways at SFO there was not even one plane in sight
Previously a personal health document was standard issue requirement for traveling to and from many countries. Now it is rare except in the case of yellow fever and only required for a handful of countries. Past practice shows that once a disease is eradicated or not a serious health risk, the documentation requirements and restrictions are no longer kept in place.
While you can understand why theyāre doing it, the fact that well over 10% of the worldās population have already had the virus (possibly 30% or more in some locations), a more sensible plan might be to ask people for an antibody test or a vaccination certificate.
Not wise to visit the PRC now (though never was), as they have introduced extra Tests.
āGroups deemed necessary for āclose monitoringā, including international arrivals, are being subjected to four tests ā a nasal swab, a throat swab, a blood test and an anal swab.ā
