danv3

This would be really helpful, though who knows if this will be permanent. (Of course the real answer is for the US to end its nonsensical test requirement)

I'm sure this rule would get more popular support if there was even the slightest bit of logic behind it. No one can articulate a reasonable basis why someone driving from Toronto to New York doesn't need to test but someone flying from Toronto to New York does. And lest anyone suggest it's because flying is different, ask why no one has to test when they fly from Los Angeles to New York (a much longer, but domestic flight).

Good information. Appreciate the first hand report. Still hoping the requirement goes away though!

Surely, having already changed back to one day from two days once, X was more cautious this time and will not revert back to one day yet again.

I think I've heard this one before. I have to assume it will change multiple times before my sailing on July 4. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice...

True. As we all know, COVID can only cross international borders via air. Sea and land borders are impervious. 😄

Yes, this is the problem. Pointless requirement based on an early 2020 mindset.

Restrictions and requirements slowly dropping away. Now let's see the US drop the foolish return testing requirement!

No more evidence is needed of the absolute absurdity of the return to US testing requirement.

If this logic is followed, everyone should test before going to the movies, eating at a restaurant, or basically meeting with any person outside of their home.