Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm torn about my trip to Canada next week. On the one hand, it's way less hassle to have to run around getting a test before leaving, but I also liked knowing that everyone on my flight had tested negative...

Yup. This. For sure.

Agreed.

Less hassle, more risk of getting sick down the road.

Anonymous wrote:You guys can thank me for this. I just got my eMed tests. XD

Same!!! $175 down the drain (and I already had 5 other brands of tests in supply).

Even though the box is unopened, they won't take them back.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You guys can thank me for this. I just got my eMed tests. XD

I was just thinking the same thing! My box of six arrived yesterday. Oh well!

I’ve got you guys best. Sitting in Europe with a pile of EMed tests for our Sunday afternoon return. Just thankful we don’t have to spend time tomorrow screwing around with online testing.

+1
I'm wondering if there's a black market demand for these things here? Also in Europe.

Anonymous wrote:You guys can thank me for this. I just got my eMed tests. XD

Same here. We are traveling right now and have our eMed tests with us. Very happy we won't have to use them, but now I'm out $200. Will the Biden administration reimburse me??

PP you need help.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Still got an auto generated email about our upcoming flight and needing to test negative for Covid upon return. I assume these will be corrected come Sunday?? Airlines have zero incentive to require these on their own I would think.

They just haven't changed all the systems yet.

FYI, went into a United international reservation for a few months from now. They have a "Travel Center" part of their app that covers all your documentation to check-in, it's where you upload passports, vaccine cards,etc. Previously the "Covid -19 Documentation" item was left uncompleted, because I couldn't upload a test result until check-in time. Now it says "negative Covid-19 test not required" and gives info about vaccination being required only for non-US citizens. Clicked "I Understand", and since my US passport scan is already saved, the system recognized me as US Citizen, and the "Covid-19 Documentation" item is now a green checkmark and says "Completed".

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm torn about my trip to Canada next week. On the one hand, it's way less hassle to have to run around getting a test before leaving, but I also liked knowing that everyone on my flight had tested negative...

Yup. This. For sure.

Guys, people weren’t legit testing anymore. I’m certain a large portion of those negative tests were faked. 🤣🤣

You really believe everyone was negative?? You are beyond naive. Tons of ways to fake a negative.

Anonymous wrote:Still got an auto generated email about our upcoming flight and needing to test negative for Covid upon return. I assume these will be corrected come Sunday?? Airlines have zero incentive to require these on their own I would think.

They just haven't changed all the systems yet.