Anyone flown Delta to Spain since restrictions lifted Oct 21?
Did they want to see any test results?
Their Delta FlyReady emails, website & others say that technically I may need to provide a negative test since I’m not considered fully vaccinated. I know Spain is not checking but is Delta?
I leave on Tuesday!!
Thanks Julie
Assuming you are a US citizen the US Embassy says Spain does require this information , so Delta will expect it.
Spain could check, all countries do some type of health screening, usually behind the scenes with infrared imaging, basically looking for active fevers.
I think mostly what you are seeing is Delta warning you a test result "could" be requested, though they themselves will not require one.
To the best of my understanding, if you’ve been vaccinated with at least one booster you’re fine. If you’ve been vaccinated only and it’s been more than I believe 270 days, someone could possibly ask for a test result.
Iberia didn’t ask me anything about vaccines when I checked in last week.
We had to show our vaccination certificate to the immigration officials at Barcelona airport in early October. They just glanced at it and waved us through.
Of course if you had gotten a vaccination, you wouldn’t have to worry
about that would you?
Carol
OP has indicated that she is "not considered fully vaccinated" which would imply she has been vaccinated, perhaps just not boosted.
I am very interested in this answer. I received the original two shot series (Pfizer), but I have not, nor will take any of the boosters. We are planning a trip in June. Will we just have to supply record of a recent negative test?
Read the entry requirements for U.S. citizens on the State Department/embassy website. It was last updated in October. The Spanish Ministry of Health website also has information, but right at the top it says, “ NO COVID-19 HEALTH CONTROLS ARE CARRIED OUT UPON ARRIVAL IN SPAIN.”
