Originally Posted by
LHR FLYER
It feels like with enough traction and attention this could be the new normal / way forward. Right now countries are just operating independently - could the below be the new recognised way of allowing travel to resume? One system recognised by all countries (or most)?
Waiting for countries to start working together to reopen borders is pointless -
bureaucrats don't fix anything. It takes entrepreneurs to look at a problem and come up with a solution - could this be it? Should the major airlines get round the table and take a serious look at this and decide "were going to back this and push for its implementation'?
https://edition.cnn.com/videos/trave...tl-ldn-vpx.cnn
It's a struggle to get even bilateral government agreements done so as to coordinate better and create travel bubbles even in normal times. More multilateral government arrangements to get this done on a transcontinental basis? Not going to happen anytime soon when even the EU/EEA countries struggle to coordinate better among just themselves so as to create durable travel bubbles.