Who here has flown since Covid?

[bachophile]

0 also

I usually flew once every few months

[Klaus]

0, too.

[jon-nyc]

I flew for work(foundation) vacations and Duke visits.

First and last are virtual. Vacations are on hold.

[89th]

I plan to in March.

[Axtremus]

No flying since COVID-19 became a thing in the USA and no plan to fly until I get my two doses of vaccine, whenever those come along.

[A Former User]

Flew to cabo in june and to cozumel in august. Cabo trip they did not sell middle seats. Cozumel plane full

[taiwan_girl]

Flown Intra Asia. The problem is that both Taiwan and Thailand require a two week quarantine upon arrival, so have to plan carefully. And in Thailand, have to pay for the quarantine. Depending on which hotel you choose, it can be quite expensive. Lol

Definitely less air travel though.

[mark]

Zero. In fact, I have not flown, or even stepped foot in an airport except to pick up or drop off my mother, since Jon's party.

I don't plan on ever flying again. Have no desire to travel anywhere that requires flying, so that's a good thing.

[Klaus]

@jon-nyc said in Who here has flown since Covid?:

I flew for work(foundation) vacations and Duke visits.

First and last are virtual. Vacations are on hold.

Virtual Duke visits? How does that work? No physical examinations to be done? I assume lab work can be done locally...

[jon-nyc]

@klaus said in Who here has flown since Covid?:

Virtual Duke visits? How does that work? No physical examinations to be done? I assume lab work can be done locally...

Yeah. I do labs locally and home spirometry. They usually don’t trust the accuracy of home spirometers in any absolute sense, but they do capture trends. The only thing I’ve been missing is chest X-rays, but I did a local CT scan in August.

Had I been more recently transplanted, or were I not stable, they would have wanted me to come in for a broncoscopy also.

So basically they’ve been ok with it because they know I’ve been stable and because they know it’s temporary.