Though customers are free to continue wearing masks if they choose, passengers will not be required to mask up on many carriers for the first time in years.
Highlights
- In the wake of a judge’s ruling, major U.S.
- airlines have made mask-wearing optional for both passengers and employees.
- Many airlines note that while their new policies apply on all domestic flights, masks may still be required to fly to some international destinations.
- Masks are no longer required on Amtrak and on some subways, but transit systems in many cities — including New York, Chicago and San Francisco — still require them.
- Some airports, like Philadelphia International Airport, still require masks inside their terminals before you fly.
- For regional airlines, you should check your carrier’s website before heading to the airport before heading out to fly.