It was a trip I wasnt entirely sure was going to happen.
That means Ive been to airports in America, Asia, and Europe within the last week.
I was able to check my bag and make it through security in around 10 minutes.
My flight, like the airport, was fairly empty.
At this point, March 4, no one seemed too concerned about COVID-19.
I didnt actually see anyone use those stations, but I did appreciate that they were there.
If you were a glasses wearer, you had to remove them for this to happen.
Im not exactly sure what they were looking for, but they were looking at everyone fairly closely.
There were a LOT more people wearing masks at this point.
I think a lot of people had the same idea, and it was relatively packed.
A solid 90% of the hundred or so people in the room were also wearing masks.
The same for my flight.
While it was definitely not packed, almost the entire flight seemed to be wearing masks aboard.
Layover in Singapore
Singapore had manned temperature scanners scattered throughout the airport.
I didnt have to talk to anyone or even slow down.
Similar to my departure, customs at SFO was emptier than usual.
The CDC also had this Health Alert on the screen at Baggage Claim.
If I was leaving today for the same journey I might make different decisions.
Theres also no way of knowing if I actually contracted anything during my journey.
While I think everything went fine, I could certainly be wrong.
As for whether or not thats something I need to do, ask me in 14 days.
