Corona / Covid-19 virus - airport and flying restrictions, and licensing / medical issues

boscomantico wrote:

The UK, including IoM and CI

Well I got a good belly laugh out of that. The Isle of Man currently has around 1 case a week, travel related, and that 1 case is isolating. Germans are at much higher risk catching COVID by staying at home than coming here.

This website might be useful to anyone considering travel to Ireland.

The current provisional plan is to open up international travel using the EU digital pass from July 19.

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Switzerland requires quarantine for travellers from the UK as well now. https://twitter.com/lenews_ch/status/1398209600764133377

Question: are GA pilots also required to have a negative PCR (less then 72h old) when flying into France?
I am fed up of flying in Belgium, and would like to expand. Just a trip up and down in one day.

@Fly2belgium post moved to existing thread

LOLW (Austria) to LIPV (Italy) – COVID Procedures Questions

Since end of May it is possible to enter Italy from Austria/Schengen, again. Did anyone fly there, yet?

I’ve read all COVID-related NOTAMs, the official Austrian/Italian entry requirements and it basically boils down to these 3 points:

1. Produce a green certificate proving that you have taken a negative molecular or antigen swab test in the 48 hours prior to entering Italy
2. Complete the digital Passenger Locator Form, which replaces the previous self-declaration;
3. Notify the prevention department of the health authority responsible for the area of your entry

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Point 2 and 3 are clear to me. Point 1 is a little trickier:

• I am going to do an official antigen swab test 48 hours prior to entering Italy. I will be provided a “Test Result Certificate” by the state of Austria. Is it safe to assume, that this qualifies as a “green certificate”?
• Who do I show this certificate to? It’s clear when going by car, but who is going to check it when flying by private plane? I will be going to Lido / LIPV.

Thank you guys!

Simplified entry procedure (no test required) for entering Slovenia for vaccinated people (even 1st dose is enough).

https://www.gov.si/en/topics/coronavirus-disease-covid-19/border-crossing/

Quick update to my post #284953

Italy will require a green pass end of June/beginning of July. For now a simple “test result certificate” in English is good enough.
I don’t believe anyone will check it anyways… no matter what the mode of transportation is.
There is one hotline with limited resources for the entire region of Veneto. I don’t think it will be possible to reach anyone on that hotline… but I will at least try a couple of times to be “on the record”.
My departure will be tomorrow. I’ll keep you posted.