I realise that a PCR is usually required for a flight BUT if you have recently recovered from covid ( I have it now) you cannot get a -ve test result for some months even though you clearly aren’t infectious - that is why theThai government do accept a certificate of recovery as an alternative and you don’t need a PCR test on arrival in this case . My question is will the airlines accept a certificate of recovery too?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation centers around whether airlines will accept a Certificate of Recovery as an alternative to a negative PCR test for flights to Thailand. While the Thai government allows this certificate on arrival, many airlines, including Qatar and Emirates, do not accept it, requiring travelers to provide a negative PCR test instead. It is suggested that travelers check directly with their airlines and consider transit countries' regulations, as these can influence what documentation is necessary.