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My wife and I tested positive for Covid19 over the holidays. We both had symptoms for two days, and we quarantined for five days. My wife retested and was negative. I retested and I am still positive although I don't have any symptoms. i called Southwest Customer service and asked if we can fly back in two days. The answer I got was a simple YES. But I have my reservations about the expertise of the customer care representative and I want to make sure we will be allowed to fly home. Does anyone know what questions will be asked at the airport? And if there will be any restrictions on passengers who quarantined for 5 days but still test positive?
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There are no Covid related travel restrictions of any kind. No one will question you.
Use your own judgement. Mask up. Keep washing hands, etc.
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Here's the CDC:
COVID-19 | Disease Directory | Travelers' Health | CDC
Here is the "ending isolation" guidance.
Isolation and Precautions for People with COVID-19 | CDC