Flying international on United this weekend—any tips or things to prepare for?

[Anonymous]

Two adults and two teenagers traveling. We have arranged monitored rapid tests for the day before our departure using the service the country we’re traveling to recommends, and we’ve ordered tests for our return to the US from eMed, as instructed by United.

Anything else we should know or be prepared for? Thanks!

[Anonymous]

The country your traveling to requires proof of negative covid for entry? I'd heard "the US was the only country in the world requiring tests to enter"

[Anonymous]

Bring a nasal rinse system for the return testing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The country your traveling to requires proof of negative covid for entry? I'd heard "the US was the only country in the world requiring tests to enter"

Yes, negative test for entry and proof of vaccination.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bring a nasal rinse system for the return testing.

Is this saline in a squeeze bottle rinse or something more elaborate?

[Anonymous]

You will need their app if you want to order food. They won’t take a cc or cash.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You will need their app if you want to order food. They won’t take a cc or cash.

Wouldn't meals already be included on an international flight?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The country your traveling to requires proof of negative covid for entry? I'd heard "the US was the only country in the world requiring tests to enter"

Yes, negative test for entry and proof of vaccination.

Same with the where we are going to in the Caribbean.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The country your traveling to requires proof of negative covid for entry? I'd heard "the US was the only country in the world requiring tests to enter"

Yes, negative test for entry and proof of vaccination.

Same with the where we are going to in the Caribbean.

Which Caribbean nation is still requiring it?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The country your traveling to requires proof of negative covid for entry? I'd heard "the US was the only country in the world requiring tests to enter"

Yes, negative test for entry and proof of vaccination.

Same with the where we are going to in the Caribbean.

Which Caribbean nation is still requiring it?

Jamaica
Bahamas
USVI (if you are not vaccinated)
British Virgin Islands

Just to name a few....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bring a nasal rinse system for the return testing.

Is this saline in a squeeze bottle rinse or something more elaborate?

Or distilled water, whatever the pharmacy has.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You will need their app if you want to order food. They won’t take a cc or cash.

Wouldn't meals already be included on an international flight?

We flew to Mexico, food wasn’t included.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The country your traveling to requires proof of negative covid for entry? I'd heard "the US was the only country in the world requiring tests to enter"

Yes, negative test for entry and proof of vaccination.

Same with the where we are going to in the Caribbean.

Which Caribbean nation is still requiring it?

Jamaica
Bahamas
USVI (if you are not vaccinated)
British Virgin Islands

Just to name a few....

Go to Puerto Rico!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bring a nasal rinse system for the return testing.

Is this saline in a squeeze bottle rinse or something more elaborate?

Or distilled water, whatever the pharmacy has.

Does this work?

[Anonymous]

Where are you doing your monitored rapid tests? We are also leaving on Sunday