Who is flying between DFW-FRA on AA?
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Who is flying between DFW-FRA on AA?
Walking out of security at A21 yesterday I see a 788 boarding to FRA. Who and how is one traveling to Germany during covid? German citizens only?
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I have a covid exemption for EU and most of Asia - no quanrantine and I can travel freely.
I am quite sure I am not alone in this....
I fly *A (UA and LH mainly) so I am in/out FRA all the time - it is easier than trying to get a direct flight to BCN, MAD or other areas.
I am quite sure I am not alone in this....
I fly *A (UA and LH mainly) so I am in/out FRA all the time - it is easier than trying to get a direct flight to BCN, MAD or other areas.
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There is little effective government-imposed restriction on business travel to Germany. All Europeans can enter without restriction, as can all "highly skilled" employees of German companies (which is basically anyone working in the U.S. for a German-owned company (or working in Germany for a U.S. owned company's German subsidiary who would ever travel back to Germany in any event; no one is sending janitors or secretaries to the German office). Non-European employees of vendors and customers can enter under a certificate of necessity, and the change in corporate culture around meetings and sales calls (enhanced by the vast savings of not traveling!) means that the only in person travel that people want to do so obviously requires the travel that getting the certificate approved is usually a non-issue.