Has any Traveler flown from The U.S. to Bangkok through Narita using the 1 April (Thai Embassy Wash DC) info for non-Thai nationals, a Fit to Fly certificate will be no longer required. However, a medical certificate with a laboratory result indicating that COVID-19 is not detected, using the RT-PCR method "ONLY." I am planning on traveling the 20th of April on American Airlines/Japan Airlines (MCO-ORD-NRT-BKK) using the RT-PCR test "ONLY." Appreciate any info from any traveler that has flown recently using this RT-PCR certificate only. I am reading some airlines are turning people back for not having the Fit to Fly certificate. Thank you in advance. Good Luck and Happy Travels.
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The user is inquiring about the travel requirements for flying from the U.S. to Bangkok via Narita, particularly whether a Fit to Fly certificate is necessary, given a recent announcement from the Thai Embassy. The user intends to use an RT-PCR test result for COVID-19 as documentation. Comments suggest carrying embassy information for airline queries and considering obtaining a Fit to Fly certificate to avoid complications.