Biden Administration Details New Plans for Air Travel for Foreign Nationals
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International air travelers will be allowed to enter the United States starting on November 8, if they follow a new set of rules outlined Monday by the Biden administration. While left-leaning articles highlight that the Biden administration’s changes will relax a patchwork of bans that begun to cause fury abroad and replace them with more uniform requirements, right-leaning articles highlight that the Biden administration will lift long-running COVID-19 travel bans against residents of most European countries.
A left-leaning article by CNN highlights that the Biden administration’s changes will relax a patchwork of bans that begun to cause fury abroad and replace them with more uniform requirements. A senior administration official told reporters that a new document "will help airlines and travelers get ready for November 8 and ensure a smooth transition to the new system."
Newsweek published a centrist article reporting that passengers will be required to show proof of vaccination before boarding a flight headed to the U.S. A senior administration official said that airlines will need to match the name and date of birth to confirm if the passenger is the same individual reflected on their vaccine card.
A right-leaning article by New York Post highlights that the Biden administration will lift long-running COVID-19 travel bans against residents of most European countries. Under the new policies, most travelers to the US must get tested for the virus within three days if they are vaccinated.
From the center
Vaccine Mandates, Contact Tracing: What to Know About Biden Admin's New Air Travel Rules
Newsweek
From the right
Biden mandates shots for foreign visitors, makes travel tougher for non-vaccinated
New York Post