View Full Version : Which Airlines in the UK require proof of covid vaccine in their pilot contracts?
flypipin
19th Mar 2023, 13:07
As the dust settles and the world starts turning I would like to gauge which airlines have the covid vaccine as a contractual requirement?
Most countries have now lifted their requirements, but airlines seem to be slow in adjusting their own internal policies and contracts.
Mr Good Cat
19th Mar 2023, 19:46
As the dust settles and the world starts turning I would like to gauge which airlines have the covid vaccine as a contractual requirement?
Most countries have now lifted their requirements, but airlines seem to be slow in adjusting their own internal policies and contracts.
None. I'm almost certain of that. A vaccinated pilot is of no greater use than an unvaccinated one, unless you are flying exclusively to China and they enforce another lockdown because somebody left the lab window open, again.
flypipin
19th Mar 2023, 20:19
Speaking of China, does anyone have the link for the aircrew requirements for covid vaccines operating into China? Since Jan 2023 passengers only needs a negative pcr test.
Aircart
22nd Mar 2023, 22:05
Incorrect unfortunatly MGC
DHL Air UK Have it written into their Manuals.
None. I'm almost certain of that. A vaccinated pilot is of no greater use than an unvaccinated one, unless you are flying exclusively to China and they enforce another lockdown because somebody left the lab window open, again.