Arrival airports for international visitors

[petit-pois]

I’m guessing on an indirect flight you’d only have to test and/or provide vaccine info at the first airport 🤔

[cornishfrogboy]

Originally Posted by petit-pois

Thanks. I guess we can pretty much guarantee those airports will be set up for it then.

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I guess so. Of course the future may be very different to the past and foreign tourists, different to the processing of returning US citizens.

[Orlandoguy]

Originally Posted by disneypars

The official MCO airport website shows Virgin Atlantic route from Manchester restarting on the 1st of June. Also showing their flights from London Heathrow as a new service from the same date.

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Mco don’t know when flights will be allowed to resume so take it with a pinch of salt - though one can only hope it’s true

[Elodie]

Originally Posted by cornishfrogboy

These are the designated airports that handled returning international passengers last year during the first half

· Boston-Logan International Airport (BOS), Massachusetts
· Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD), Illinois
· Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), Texas
· Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW), Michigan
· Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL), Hawaii
· Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL), Georgia
· John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), New York
· Los Angeles International Airport, (LAX), California
· Miami International Airport (MIA), Florida
· Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), New Jersey
· San Francisco International Airport (SFO), California
· Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), Washington
· Washington-Dulles International Airport (IAD), Virginia

You will note that Orlando was not one of them. Of course, travelling tourists might be a different matter entirely.

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Glad to see Miami on there. I’ve literally just booked our flights for April 2022, and I had visions of finding out we couldn’t go because we’d booked the wrong airport. (I realise we still might not go, but at least this keeps my hopes alive!)

[stanleycamel]

Originally Posted by Elodie

Glad to see Miami on there. I’ve literally just booked our flights for April 2022, and I had visions of finding out we couldn’t go because we’d booked the wrong airport. (I realise we still might not go, but at least this keeps my hopes alive!)

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The list was above was only valid until 14th September 2020 when the requirement for US citizens to land at certain airports was lifted,

Edited to add

"The following appeared on the CDC website in September 2020:-

"Beginning September 14, 2020, the USG will remove requirements for directing all flights carrying airline passengers arriving from, or recently had a presence in, certain countries to land at one of 15 designated airports and halt enhanced entry health screening for these passengers"

Obviously the Presidential Proclamation preventing UK citizens entering the US is still in force."

[7SeasSailor]

Its all conjecture, unless Joe Biden gives it the go ahead then it ain't happening.

[Butts1]

Has Miami Airport still got a smoking area post-security by TGI's ?

[N52939]

MCO re-opened to international flights quite some time ago. There are flights from most of the Caribbean, Mexico and parts of South America. Emirates are resuming flights to Dubai from June.

[Wizzyanne]

Any thoughts on Sanford?

[DisneyCupcake]

Originally Posted by Wizzyanne

Any thoughts on Sanford?

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I suspect Sanford will be low on the list of prioriities as it is a very small domestic airport servicing Allegiant Air who only has Tui as an international charter carrier.

I would hope any future announcemnt won't distinguish between types of airports but at the moment who knows.