[Avodah] 2nd day Y"T

[Rich, Joel]

>From Yeshiva Beit El -
 
Question:
Assuming that I may Halachically observe one day for Shavuot in Israel ,
I have the following issue. If I fly on El AL on the second day Shavuot
I would arrive in New York (assuming they are on schedule...which
knowing my mazal they probably will be even though they rarely are) at
8:35. The
Zemanim calendars all say that Yom Tov Sheini shel Goluyos ends at 9:08.
May I travel even though I might arrive 32 minutes begfore the end of
Chag in the USA (using a 42 minute calendar). What do I have to do if I
may do
this? Assuming I cannot stay on the plane for that long can I get off
and just stay at the end of the walkway?

Answer:
Since you are not Chayyav with the second day of Yom Tov you should try
and make sure you are not seen traveling in the states. Therefore, you
should get off the plane and wait at the end of the walkway (or at least
not leave the airport) until the end of Yom Tov there.

Rabbi Yitzchak Grinblat
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Question - I assume this is based on the Chacham Tzvi which iirc was
based on the makom being gorem so ben C"L doesn't observe 2nd day in
aretz but does that also mean that you're kovea your status at the
beginning of the day for the whole day so shinui makom makes no
difference (except in mazal :-)?

KT J
Joel Rich
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