What countries are open? 3 month vacation

kimmelite wrote: ↑ If you get sick in your destination country, are you comfortable with their health services? Hospital?

moeymoeymoeymoe wrote: ↑ We have 800 new cases per day.
If you get sick do what the 800 do. Stay home 2 weeks in that 3 months. End of story . If you’re old don’t travel or take some regeneron

donttoewsmebro wrote: ↑ Great point! Make sure your okay with a very long stay in a private hospital which even in Thailand will run you about 200 Cad a day without COVID measures which im sure ups the cost.

Also on the point of covid flights, I do look at them everyday for the past couple of months) it seems to be Turkish Airlines being top for business class passengers testing positive but other than that if you can book business. Compliance and spacing is all you need. With the proper airline (read most nowadays with a 1-2-1 config) you will be fine. Turkish seems to be the only airline with high pax numbers in business class and the 2-2-2 on most of their planes don't help. I've flown Swiss, united (787-10) in the past little bit over the pond and it was less than 15% full.

kimmelite wrote: ↑ Thanks.
About one particular country: where do the flight crew go next? Which country? If the flight crew has asymptomatic carriers, they may share with colleagues, ground crew, airport security staff and passengers on their future flights around the world.

donttoewsmebro wrote: ↑ https://www.reuters.com/article/us-heal ... NKBN2702S7

https://www.godsavethepoints.com/us-dod ... ght-study/

As for as flight crew, It spreading it to ground crew and all that not so much possible with how regulated they are nowadays with COVID. They are monitored and flights are being turned away if crew times are mismanaged at all. Airports are vast areas wear a mask and goggles if you feel. But as to your original question no one will know. I wouldn't plan on Asia at all tbh


Perhaps but its true if you feel at risk don't risk it. My father wants to travel he's earned the right after working his ass off since 16 in Africa. We've cancelled 3 trips because when it comes down to it he can't and I will not let him take the risk.

The study was led and funded by Transportation Command, which operates Patriot Express flights that use commercial planes like United’s for members of the military and their families.

kimmelite wrote: ↑ Thanks for the information on the study.
The most important part of the article and the most important part of the study was

The funder is too close to the industry to be unbiased.
The study did not include people walking up and down the plane. The study did not include people eating, drinking or 'speaking moistly'. A repeated study, by an impartial researcher would be good to have.

donttoewsmebro wrote: ↑ So as the other poster said you seemed too worried why bother flying? Just take a road trip somewhere with people you trust. You are clearly not ready to fly. Sorry.

kimmelite wrote: ↑ Umm. I want to fly. When it's safe.
Umm. I am not worried. I am informed. I rely on evidence. Not emotion.
Enjoy your flights/vacations

moeymoeymoeymoe wrote: ↑ Yes you are right, there is a level of risk there. But we can look at past cases and look at statistics that come out of those cases. There are an overwhelming number of recoveries without complications. Find out if you lie within the demographic of people and calculate your risk.

donttoewsmebro wrote: ↑ Umm your asking about safety in Jan when we have a virus you are clearly worried. Umm evidence takes a while as you said its a new virus. Umm don't ask stupid questions without an easy Google search thats hits all your points. You couldn't even realize Thailand isn't near opening as you want it to be.

https://www.iatatravelcentre.com/intern ... 226297.htm

kimmelite wrote: ↑ [...] I am fighting this virus every day. I work with people who are sick. I am not worried. I am informed!
How bout you. [...]