Clarity???

[Canada72]

Almost everyday I see a report about Corvid being discovered in Thai and Foreign arrivals. I assume all foreign arrivals are tested before they get on the plane and again at the airport upon arrival. Then it is discovered in quarantine. So is quarantine safe?  (wherever the location). I am just another retirement visa waiting for a signal from the feet dragging government. I feel sorry for the locals who are suffering with hope fading. Maybe it is something to do with the Governments inability to cut road carnage and they feel if Corvid got out of control they couldn't handle it either!

[farang51]

It takes a few days from infection until a person test positive. Thus, you can be infected and test negative in the before travel test and in the first test 4/5 days after arrival.

[ukrules]

Consider this - you're traveling on a plane which contains many Thai people who haven't been tested.

 

Only foreigners need testing.

 

Doesn't take a genius to figure out what's happening there does it....

[onebir]

Quote

A study suggests air travel may not be so safe after all. A flight into Ireland is described as the cause of 59 new coronavirus infections.*

https://www.dw.com/en/how-safe-is-air-travel-during-covid-19/a-55435284

*~13 on the (only 17% full) flight itself.

 

[Olmate]

No tests prior to fly Bkk to Oz.