Airlines' request to reduce Covid quarantine time 'wrong move,' flight attendant union says
for federal health officials to reduce the recommended quarantine time for breakthrough Covid cases the "wrong move."The News with Shepard Smith
" on Wednesday night that a decision like this, "may put flight attendants in a position to be forced to come back before they feel better." Right now, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises isolation for 10 days after a positive test, even if you are fully vaccinated and boosted.
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