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In reply to the discussion: Airlines Consider Requiring Proof Of Vaccination For Domestic Air Travel [View all]proverbialwisdom
(4,959 posts)72. True. I wonder whether the article was a trial balloon though.
http://www.emirates.com/us/english/plan_book/essential_information/health_and_travel/before_you_leave.aspx
Before You Travel
To help ensure that your flight with Emirates is as safe and comfortable as possible, please review the information below for passengers and medical practitioners.
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Immunisations
...Remember to bring a copy of your vaccination records on your trip.
Traveler's Medical Kit
The following is a list of handy medical items to consider carrying with you on your travels. You can individualize this list based on your itinerary, your planned activities, and your medical history. Ready-made kits are also available from pharmacies and travel clinics.
- Your regular medications (Remember, any medications carried overseas should be accompanied by a covering letter from a medical practitioner)
- Vaccination certificate
- More
Before You Travel
To help ensure that your flight with Emirates is as safe and comfortable as possible, please review the information below for passengers and medical practitioners.
<>
Immunisations
...Remember to bring a copy of your vaccination records on your trip.
Traveler's Medical Kit
The following is a list of handy medical items to consider carrying with you on your travels. You can individualize this list based on your itinerary, your planned activities, and your medical history. Ready-made kits are also available from pharmacies and travel clinics.
- Your regular medications (Remember, any medications carried overseas should be accompanied by a covering letter from a medical practitioner)
- Vaccination certificate
- More
Pets, not people, are another story (2013): http://www.dogjaunt.com/posts/u-s-airlines-requirements-for-health-certificates/
More on the national adult immunization plan: http://www.examiner.com/article/u-s-unveils-comprehensive-new-adult-vaccination-plan
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Airlines Consider Requiring Proof Of Vaccination For Domestic Air Travel [View all]
KamaAina
Feb 2015
OP
There is a cut-off birthdate, and before that date (I forget the year) they assume that anyone
pnwmom
Feb 2015
#5
For those of us over 60, we can't provide proof because the vaccines didn't exist
Retrograde
Feb 2015
#57
What this probably means is that adults who were younger than a certain cut-off age
pnwmom
Feb 2015
#2
They already recommend adult measles vaccines for adults who can't prove they are fully vaccinated.
pnwmom
Feb 2015
#8
I had all the diseases, my husband is getting measles booster as is younger and we've
uppityperson
Feb 2015
#18
Yet that would not do anything regarding diseases for which there is no vaccination
treestar
Feb 2015
#6
Have you considered the implications of an Autistic driver on the Bay Area freeways?
KamaAina
Feb 2015
#42
Children don't get the MMR till they're over a year old. Are you saying they shouldn't
pnwmom
Feb 2015
#15
Regarding your husband's chicken pox: he can ask for a blood test, but he could also just...
Hekate
Feb 2015
#38
But don't they require it for international flights? So how does HIPAA figure in that?n/t
pnwmom
Feb 2015
#56