When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
He says he wants to reopen the country in a few weeks or even the end of the month? Does that reopening just mean within the USA or open the USA borders for tourism.
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Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
It's Trump. He could lift it next week.
Doesn't mean the airlines will be quick to add services. Any answer to your question is pure speculation. |
Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
I didn't realize that the travel across states in the US was closed to air traffic? How did I miss this news?
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Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
Originally Posted by Rete
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I didn't realize that the travel across states in the US was closed to air traffic? How did I miss this news?
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Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
The last figure I saw were that those flying was down to 100,000 a day.
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Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
Originally Posted by Boiler
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The last figure I saw were that those flying was down to 100,000 a day.
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Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
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I'm pretty sure domestic flights are still open, with international flights for repatriation only (if they are even still doing that), but who in the hell wants to get on a plane right now anyway? It's going to be well into 2021 before I feel comfortable being in that kind of close quarters with a bunch of dirty strangers again :eek:
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Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
Originally Posted by robin1234
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BA still have at least one direct flight a day from LHR to Boston, with reasonable prices. Some people must be flying.
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Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
There is a requirement to run a minimum number of flights within the USA if the airlines dip into the Stimulus packages available. Practically everything else has shitdown, although some airlines are using passenger planes for cargo.
Assuming you could roll out rapid testing, you could potentially add that at the airports and make it a requirement before getting through security or obtaining a boarding pass I guess. Even if opened up it would likely take months to return to any sort of normality though. |
Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
WillQ is heading home in the first week of May, when I booked the flight 2 weeks ago United were still listing 6 flights a day from Heathrow to Newark. He might yet end up quarantined in a tent in the garden for 2 weeks, but he doesn't know that yet :rofl:
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Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
Originally Posted by lizzyq
(Post 12838601)
WillQ is heading home in the first week of May, when I booked the flight 2 weeks ago United were still listing 6 flights a day from Heathrow to Newark. He might yet end up quarantined in a tent in the garden for 2 weeks, but he doesn't know that yet :rofl:
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Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
Originally Posted by robtuck
(Post 12838600)
There is a requirement to run a minimum number of flights within the USA if the airlines dip into the Stimulus packages available. Practically everything else has shitdown, although some airlines are using passenger planes for cargo
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Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
Originally Posted by Rete
(Post 12838506)
I didn't realize that the travel across states in the US was closed to air traffic? How did I miss this news?
TSA has been posting comparisons this year vs last year. Typically this time of year 2 million + people are flying each day, right now some days don't even reach 100,000. https://www.tsa.gov/coronavirus/passenger-throughput Wild guess but I say the border will be the last to reopen, even if it is airlines wont rush to start back, some like American have already cut their summer international schedule, AA cut theirs by 60% and possibly more cuts coming, they are not seeing sufficient demand for summer travel, and not like people will suddenly want to start travelling again, and other countries will keep their borders shut, so until the world is open again, expect air travel to remain somewhat limited. |
Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
Originally Posted by civilservant
(Post 12838500)
It's Trump. He could lift it next week.
Doesn't mean the airlines will be quick to add services. Any answer to your question is pure speculation. Exactly, the airlines had already stopped most flights to China 5/6 days before trump's ban, he can lift the ban if he wants but people aren't going to just start flying about for a variety of reasons. |
Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
Probably after they re-open the border with canada, and it looks like that'll be mid-May if we're extremely lucky.
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