Debating about canceling euro trip in May

[disneysteve]

Like I've said may times on these forums, why is it okay for unmasked, unvaccinated and covid positive people to fly domestically everyday

I agree with you on this. We should not be letting people fly unmasked. This country never had appropriate COVID restrictions, even during the worst part of the pandemic.

[LivingAlmostLarge]

But the question has to be asked, if covid is never going away like many say, at what point do you start living a normal life again? Never? Why did I get vaccinated four times? Many of these first world countries are simply treating covid in this way now and the results haven't caused any major surge issues. Most healthy, vaccinated adults have little to worry about. The same worry can also be said about my drive to the airport.

Like I've said may times on these forums, why is it okay for unmasked, unvaccinated and covid positive people to fly domestically everyday without any restrictions? I, as a fully vaccinated person goes to a modern country with covid under control and all of a sudden I have to test in order to come home. I could comment about the 20,000 mostly unmasked fans at the Warriors/Celtics game last night but I guess you get my point.

but now no more testing to come back into the usa. Sounds like everything is back to norma.

[FillaMoffy]

It's just a disregard for your health and the health of those around you. If there are rules, they should be for everyone, especially in an emergency like COVID. The good thing is that it seems to be going downhill now. An airplane is nothing, a few hours of flying and that's it. And my wife and I chose, on the advice of friends, a small tour on cruisetimetables.com, and now we are thinking how not to run into COVID. I hope that tour organizers will think through such situations, because we can not hope for the consciousness of people.