Updated guidance: CDC urges domestic travelers to get tested for COVID-19 before trip
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention wants all people traveling on domestic flights to get tested for COVID-19 before boarding.
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May 17, 2022, 9:19 AM
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Updated 912 days ago
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443ds agoThe Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention wants all people traveling on domestic flights to get tested for
COVID-19 before boarding.
Previous recommendations
suggested tests only for those who did not have up-to-date COVID-19
vaccinations.
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According to the new guidance, the agency recommends
testing 72 hours in advance of boarding, but they really want the test to
happen as close as possible.
Those who plan to be in large groups should also
plan to test after their trip.
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