Internal US flights and testing

excitedbunny79 · 23 May 22, 05:10 PM

We're off to Las Vegas in a couple of weeks and we're taking an early flight to San Fransisco for the day to to go to Alcatraz. It hadn't even crossed my mind that we may to test for internal flights, and I can't find anything on the Alaskan Airlines website which is who we're flying with. Has anyone flown internally recently know if as international travellers we need to test to get on the flight or once we're in the US, we're in?

Bozza · 23 May 22, 05:11 PM

No testing required.

excitedbunny79 · 23 May 22, 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by Bozza

No testing required.

Thanks!

Leyfy · 24 May 22, 07:08 AM

Thanks for posting this, I was wondering myself as googling just gives me international travel advice! It's such a minefield.

We are going to Los Angeles for a week, then over to Miami and then on a cruise. I know we have to test to go on the cruise, but I thought we needed to test for the internal flight as well. One thing less to worry about if we don't have to, because I was wondering what on earth we'd do if we got stuck in LA as all of our accommodation and everything is in Florida for the second half of our trip!

excitedbunny79 · 24 May 22, 07:37 AM

Originally Posted by Leyfy

Thanks for posting this, I was wondering myself as googling just gives me international travel advice! It's such a minefield.

We are going to Los Angeles for a week, then over to Miami and then on a cruise. I know we have to test to go on the cruise, but I thought we needed to test for the internal flight as well. One thing less to worry about if we don't have to, because I was wondering what on earth we'd do if we got stuck in LA as all of our accommodation and everything is in Florida for the second half of our trip!

Have a great trip!