Vaccine policies
#2
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Joined APC: May 2015
Posts: 440
At Flexjet, it’s highly encouraged, but not required for employment.
Non Vaxed have to test before each trip (company pays for testing- it’s an at home saliva test that you mail in)
And it’s pretty much required for the Gulfstream program.
Non Vaxed have to test before each trip (company pays for testing- it’s an at home saliva test that you mail in)
And it’s pretty much required for the Gulfstream program.
#3
What happens if someone sends in their test, starts their trip, then it comes back positive after a day two of the trip, does the covid only start spreading from them after the positive test results are received?
#4
I think other than the super woke UAL and AS, most of 121 has basically given up on vaccine mandates due to there being enough of a resistance and the vaccines being proven to be ineffective at best, and dangerous at worse. The masks are gone as well in 121.
#5
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Joined APC: Oct 2016
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Highly encouraged but not required for employment.
Obviously required for Canadian entry and by a large minority of our owners who now have it in their crew notes that vax is required. Have flown a few who required negative rapid tests in addition to vax prior to their arrival at the airplane but their security details have handled that, not the company.
If you're still unvaccinated you're required to test prior to each rotation but I'm not sure the logistics behind how that happens.
Thankfully I'm 'woke' enough to not have to worry about that. Somehow the most dangerous part of my vaccination process has been listening to the non-vaccinated pilots tell me how dangerous the vaccine is on a constant basis. At least my 5G coverage has never been better while I pretend to listen to them complain about something they won't do. Win some and lose some, I guess.
Obviously required for Canadian entry and by a large minority of our owners who now have it in their crew notes that vax is required. Have flown a few who required negative rapid tests in addition to vax prior to their arrival at the airplane but their security details have handled that, not the company.
If you're still unvaccinated you're required to test prior to each rotation but I'm not sure the logistics behind how that happens.
Thankfully I'm 'woke' enough to not have to worry about that. Somehow the most dangerous part of my vaccination process has been listening to the non-vaccinated pilots tell me how dangerous the vaccine is on a constant basis. At least my 5G coverage has never been better while I pretend to listen to them complain about something they won't do. Win some and lose some, I guess.
#7
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Joined APC: May 2017
Posts: 24
Is that because only the un-vaxxed can get and spread covid?
What happens if someone sends in their test, starts their trip, then it comes back positive after a day two of the trip, does the covid only start spreading from them after the positive test results are received?
What happens if someone sends in their test, starts their trip, then it comes back positive after a day two of the trip, does the covid only start spreading from them after the positive test results are received?
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#8
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Position: Boeing
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Is that because only the un-vaxxed can get and spread covid?
What happens if someone sends in their test, starts their trip, then it comes back positive after a day two of the trip, does the covid only start spreading from them after the positive test results are received?
What happens if someone sends in their test, starts their trip, then it comes back positive after a day two of the trip, does the covid only start spreading from them after the positive test results are received?
FUNNY thing is, the VP of the BS program and company’s biggest injection pusher, just got the cold or flu called covid being fully poked.
#9
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Joined APC: Dec 2019
Posts: 113
Is that because only the un-vaxxed can get and spread covid?
What happens if someone sends in their test, starts their trip, then it comes back positive after a day two of the trip, does the covid only start spreading from them after the positive test results are received?
What happens if someone sends in their test, starts their trip, then it comes back positive after a day two of the trip, does the covid only start spreading from them after the positive test results are received?
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