Flying While Infected? No Federal Law Will Stop You

The video discusses the challenges of flying during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the lack of federal regulations to prevent infected individuals from boarding flights. Airlines have implemented health checks, but enforcement is inconsistent, and there are no legal penalties for non-compliance. Reporting to the CDC and contact tracing are also problematic. Passenger experiences reveal gaps in policy enforcement, and only a few airlines conduct temperature checks. The need for standardized federal mandates is emphasized to ensure passenger safety.

What is the current legal stance on individuals with coronavirus boarding flights?

• There are strict federal regulations preventing it.

• There are no federal regulations or penalties.

• Airlines are required to report such individuals to the police.

• Passengers are fined heavily if caught.

What do airlines ask passengers to do before boarding?

• Provide a negative COVID-19 test result.

• Sign a waiver of liability.

• Verify their health status through a checklist.

• Undergo a mandatory quarantine.

What issue did Dennis Tajer highlight regarding communication?

• He was informed immediately about exposure to a COVID-positive pilot.

• He was not informed by the airline about exposure to a COVID-positive pilot.

• He was given a health screening by the airline.

• He received a formal apology from the airline.

What did the American Airlines crew do incorrectly on a flight from Dallas to Newark?

• Allowed a passenger to move to an empty row without paying.

• Denied a passenger the right to move to an empty row.

• Provided free upgrades to all passengers.

• Conducted temperature checks on all passengers.

How many airlines are currently checking passengers' temperatures before flights?

• All airlines are doing it.

• None of the airlines are doing it.

• Only two airlines are doing it.

• Most airlines are doing it.