I'm primarily wondering about the logistics of leaving, should we want to. Personally, I don't intend to, but I don't like the idea of it being difficult or near-impossible should I change my mind. It's never a bad idea to keep your options open.

What about the logistics of getting to the airport through red-zoned areas? I guess you could show your air ticket, but how would you get someone to take you, knowing they would have to come back without you? I haven't seen 'travel to the airport' as a legitimate excuse for leaving your house on any official documents. There don't seem to be any Grab's or Pass-Apps around...?

What's the flight situation like at the moment? Has the chaos of flights being cancelled at the last minute that happened last year finished now? What's the likelihood that once you've purchased a ticket, you will actually get to where you intended? Or is there still a chance of the flight being cancelled and having to jump through hoops to get your money back?

How about getting the pre-flight covid test? Is there anywhere still open where you can get one during the lock-down?

Has anyone here decided to jump ship? Any thoughts on it all?

Some are cargo only.

Passenger flight schedule, disregard the domestic flights.

xandreu wrote: ↑Wed Apr 21, 2021 12:23 pm I haven't seen 'travel to the airport' as a legitimate excuse for leaving your house on any official documents.

It is under the exemptions in the PP/Takhmau lockdown directive issued on the 17th.

Your flight itinerary should be sufficient, but you'll need a driver, so you may want to request a travel authorisation letter with the vehicle details from local authorities so that the driver can return. Or , contact hotels, some have authorisation letters for regular drivers, at an inflated cost of course.