stupid question re three day test

[wellbehaved]

Completely off topic, but I lived in IoM for 10 years. Glorious place

Pam

[ChrisS]

Also... one can also complete/print/sign and present the required attestation (PASSENGER DISCLOSURE AND ATTESTATION TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA) HERE. Our's are completed to be handed in at the airport, unless that changes of course.

[Mr Andy]

Originally Posted by ChrisS

Also... one can also complete/print/sign and present the required attestation (PASSENGER DISCLOSURE AND ATTESTATION TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA) HERE. Our's are completed to be handed in at the airport, unless that changes of course.

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they are provided by the airline aren't they as well?

[jockdog]

VA has one on their website that you complete online. Haven’t tried it yet, obviously.

[ChrisS]

Originally Posted by Mr Andy

they are provided by the airline aren't they as well?

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Yes Andy - but also available for those preferring a hard copy

Originally Posted by jockdog

VA has one on their website that you complete online. Haven’t tried it yet, obviously.

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That too thanks JD

[FLORIDA2001]

Originally Posted by ChrisS

Also... one can also complete/print/sign and present the required attestation (PASSENGER DISCLOSURE AND ATTESTATION TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA) HERE. Our's are completed to be handed in at the airport, unless that changes of course.

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do you need one of these for every passenger even my 4yr granddaughter

[jockdog]

According to the VA website, all passengers 2 years and older:

It is a legal requirement that all customers aged 2 years or older, travelling by air from the UK to the USA, must complete a Passenger Disclosure and Attestation form. This also includes any customers connecting through the USA. Parents or guardians may complete forms for passengers aged 2 to 17 years old.

You must complete the attestation form within 72 hours of your travel to the U.S. Please ensure this is completed before you get to the airport, as it will be checked by our Airport staff and you will not be permitted to travel without it.

To make this as easy as possible, you can now fill in the attestation form online. For those customers travelling on Virgin Atlantic operated flights connecting through the UK to the USA, you will need to complete the form before you board the first sector of your journey to the USA.

[Mj1980]

So would the likes of BA ask us to fill the attestation form out at the check in desk, thanks,

[ChrisS]

Originally Posted by Mj1980

So would the likes of BA ask us to fill the attestation form out at the check in desk, thanks,

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Hi Mj, if you haven't pre-completed, yes. As VS are offering online completion check to see if BA do too. If not then you have the option of completing the Attestation HERE to avoid any airport hold ups.

With this all being new we're belt and braces and will complete on VS plus take a signed, hard copy.

[ChrisS]

Originally Posted by peter+lynne

hi guys,
we live on the isle of man.
we fly out to orlando 9th nov.
but we fly from iom to manchester on the 7th and having two nights in the radisson.
was going to do a walk through test at manchester airport.
but now we are worried about getting covid at the airport before we get the test. a long shot i know but you tell my wife that ! can you imagine how depressing it would be to have to turn round and fly back home.
so if we do an at home test on the 6th is that valid on the 9th

i say no as surely its the 6th 7th 8th 9th four days

anyone know ?

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Hi Peter and Lynne... definitely not a 'stupid question' you ask btw. Whole kit and caboodle around travel, especially now, is very important and as you've seen from replies, others are only too happy to oblige

As you've discovered, you can have your LTR's on the 6th