The U.S.' 10 major airlines are thoroughly disinfecting their planes and requiring face masks on board. But only two are checking temperatures. While half ask for health verification before boarding, no law stops a passenger from lying about their health.
Flying While Infected? No Federal Law Will Stop You
Newsy has discovered no federal law or regulation stops someone from flying if they know they have the coronavirus — even if they lie about it.
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