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What is the validity period of a fit to fly certificate for flights?

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Nov 30, 2020

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Is the fit to fly certificate valid from time of issue until check in or flight departure, thanks

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The fit to fly certificate is generally valid up until the flight departure time, with many sources indicating a typical requirement for it to be issued within 72 hours before departure. However, there may not be an explicit time limit, which could vary by airline or specific travel regulations.

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has anyone used these guys for quick covid test?

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มาร์ค ********

I'm hearing it has to be rt pcr test some people have not gained entry could be wrong

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so my flight is at 15.20 on

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/21 and my my appointment to get covid and f2f is 14.00 on the

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/20, so that will be ok

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on the 1st 14:00 it’s already 72 if I didn’t count wrong

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that’s what I made it that’s why I wasn’t sure if it was 72 hours from departure or check in, if it’s check in it will be about 70 hours

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Mmm I think it’s over 72 hours please check for safe

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thanks.

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Within 72 hours or Flight departure time

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Phillip ************

I dont there's a time limit on the fit to fly. I may be wrong.

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f2f must be issued within 72 hours of your flight. Just like the covid results

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thanks Ryan

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I thought had to use before 72 hours of issue or is that just the covid test

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the fit to fly is separate from the Covid. Not sure of time needed for ftf.

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ok thanks

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