I am debating going to coast rica monday or tuesday as a reward for moving. flights are cheaper than groceries right now
Travel resumption post-COVID
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Domestic flights back to normal.
abcnews.go.com
Air travel exceeds pre-pandemic levels for 1st time heading into July 4th weekend
Thursday marked a major pandemic milestone -- air travel exceeded pre-pandemic levels for the first time as travelers took to the skies for the July 4th holiday.
abcnews.go.com
Flew to FL in early June. Flying to OH next weekend.
I need to pick better destinations.
I need to pick better destinations.
United announced a couple days ago they were buying 270 aircraft. Most flights out of the Springs are very close to full. There is talk again about man power shortages industry wide both above and below wing. I just need commerical aviation to last through January.Domestic flights back to normal.
Air travel exceeds pre-pandemic levels for 1st time heading into July 4th weekend
Thursday marked a major pandemic milestone -- air travel exceeded pre-pandemic levels for the first time as travelers took to the skies for the July 4th holiday.
January? I think you owe us a story, Unca 'Squeeb.
Ya, what's in January?!
I'm flying to Seattle in August. United informed me a week or two ago my Economy Plus subscription had expired. That would have paid for itself a time over if we'd flown to Seattle in the summer and over Christmas break like usual… but we didn't, so I didn't use that $1,299 purchase at all.
Whoops.
I'm flying to Seattle in August. United informed me a week or two ago my Economy Plus subscription had expired. That would have paid for itself a time over if we'd flown to Seattle in the summer and over Christmas break like usual… but we didn't, so I didn't use that $1,299 purchase at all.
Whoops.
I see this as a good thing. I think things would be better where I work if execs spent some time busting their knuckles on the plant floor.
Consider this a plug for "critical illness" supplementary insurance (a la. AFLAC) if your employer offers one.
20k for a 42 year old testicle with a salvage title seems like a pretty good trade.
tested negative for COVID ultimately! was random schmutz
Didn't you just recently get COVID while traveling, in Japan?
anyway, troll complete. you all may resume your prior activities
Wear a mask on the plane. That's probably gonna be my germ tube policy until I die or stop flying.
I was grateful for empty middle seat during my 12 hours on a plane the other day, wearing a KN95 from the moment I walked into the airport and N95 while on the plane.
We have travelled since COVID. Masked and Vacced December 2021 (NY to Orlando FL and back for Christmas at Universal Studios); NYC by train in December 2022 and Punta Cana December 2023)
Come visit! En serio!
I fly pretty regularly for work. I haven’t been masking up since the mandatory requirement ended. Not sure why. DGAF at this point I suppose. The only exception was the one time I had to travel with a cough/head cold (not COVID). Wore my mask in the hopes of not spraying my cooties around.
Aggravatingly and ironically, the sickest I’ve gotten in years was while staying home over winter break.
Aggravatingly and ironically, the sickest I’ve gotten in years was while staying home over winter break.
I never changed my traveling habits during covid through to now. We travel in our RV and we mask up indoors with crowds. I think the last time I flew in a germ tube was 2020 and before that it was 2016