Interisland Travel (Honolulu: airport, land, area)

[Dreaming of Hawaii]

For White Viper, or anyone else who may have an answer -- The Governor just lifted the 14-day quarantine period for interisland travel. How will the airlines or anyone checking know whether or not the person flying from Honolulu to the Big Island has just flown to Hawaii from the mainland? Are they relying on people to be honest?

[whtviper1]

Originally Posted by Dreaming of Hawaii

For White Viper, or anyone else who may have an answer -- The Governor just lifted the 14-day quarantine period for interisland travel. How will the airlines or anyone checking know whether or not the person flying from Honolulu to the Big Island has just flown to Hawaii from the mainland? Are they relying on people to be honest?

The interisland flying quarantine isn't lifted until June 16.

When arriving from the mainland you are processed right when you land (you can't just freely leave the airport or connect to another flight). At that point - they get your address, phone number - acknowledge you must quarantine - and can check in on you regardless of island. You then quarantine for 14 days at your final destination - if caught out and about - then arrest.

For interisland - it is my understanding you will still out a form for location details - but no quarantine.

Presumably between now and June 16 - they have time to refine the process.

[Arktikos]

Originally Posted by whtviper1

.. When arriving from the mainland you are processed right when you land (you can't just freely leave the airport or connect to another flight). .

That's right. You can't even go to the restroom! From gate area deplaning travelers are herded into the processing line and must stay there.

First thing is a temperature check, immediately after emerging from jet way. If that is a fail, then
you skip the processing line and go directly to another room for virus testing.

I went through it 2 1/2 weeks ago. Everyone was polite and it went fast.