dino_81
Medlem
Your are entitled to remain airside to transfer. Follow the yellow transfer signs indicating your next departure terminal. You must possess and be able to show all necessary travel documents for your entry for your final destination (including a possible RT-PCR or antigenic test, if required by your final destination, as you will not be able to carry your test out during the transfer at Paris Aéroport).
Har ni separata bokningar (vilket jag kan anta att ni har iom AF och SAS) gäller nedan:
You must fulfil all entry conditions on the French territory and be able to present all relevant documents, in order to collect your luggage and check it in with your next airline.
If you do not meet all requirements to enter the French territory, you will have to remain airside, and contactas soon as possible both airlines to make sure your luggage are rushed onto your next flight (including a possible RT-PCR or antigenic test, if required by your final destination, as you will not be able to carry your test out during your transfer at Paris Aéroport).
USA räknas som rött land med krav om test innan avresa, enligt nedan källa.
Källa: Covid-19 - Informations to passengers - Paris Aéroport - Paris-Charles de Gaulle - Paris-Orly
Gällande din bekanta, kan det varit så att hen inte levde upp till undantagen för inresa till Danmark och av den anledningen avkrävdes bevis om negativt test? Eller är hen ej fullvavccinerad? Tyskland kräver i nuläget ej krav om negativt test för fullvaccinerade som endast byter flyg i Tyskland under förutsättning att man inte reser in från från areas of variant of concern.
As of 23 December 2021, every person over the age of six is obliged to carry proof of their COVID‑19 status when entering Germany. Persons over the age of six must therefore have a negative test result or proof of recovery or vaccination when entering Germany. As a rule, COVID‑19 test results (antigen or PCR tests) must not be more than 48 hours old at the time of the (planned) entry. However, if entering Germany with a carrier (e.g. an airline), PCR tests may be taken a maximum of 48 hours before the (scheduled) start of the journey (e.g. departure time). But antigen tests must not be taken more than 48 hours before the (scheduled) time of arrival in Germany even if travellers are being transported by a carrier.
Travellers who are only transferring at an airport in Germany are also required to present proof of their COVID‑19 status. This applies both to non-Schengen transit from or to third countries outside the EU and to transit from or to Schengen states.
The negative test result, proof of recovery or proof of vaccination must be shown to the carrier for examination prior to departure. Only in the case of cross-border rail travel or cross-border short sea transport may the relevant documentation be presented during transit. Proof must also be shown to the German border authorities upon entry if requested.
Källa: COVID-19: entry and quarantine regulations in Germany - Federal Foreign Office
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