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Similar rules apply in Hawaii (as I am currently learning the hard way). You have to fill out a rather Draconian questionnaire to go there. I'm wondering if t
by lisper 6y ago
Similar rules apply in Hawaii (as I am currently learning the hard way). You have to fill out a rather Draconian questionnaire to go there. I'm wondering if there's actually a legal basis for Hawaii to do this for domestic flights, or if it's just "because we can". Also, the information on the official Hawaii web site conflicts with that provided by UAL, which makes it hard to figure out how to comply.
- ghaff 6y agoStates do have public health powers. For example, based on SCOTUS precedent, they can require vaccines (or at least fine people who don't get them or prevent them from attending school). And, in practice, airlines are going to impose any rules a state established.