The unprecedented spike in the number of cases of the Covid-19 has spread fear among nations forcing a handful of them to seal their borders and impose travel restrictions.
In light of the rising cases of Covid-19 in India, the DGCA has issued guidelines for airlines to prevent the spread of disease on planes. A few pointers of the new guidelines include:
-- Deep clean and disinfect aircraft once in 24 hours.
-- Disinfect lavatories, galleys at transit stations.
-- All aircraft to be equipped with at least one universal precaution kits.
-- Aircraft to be equipped with adequate hand sanitizers.
-- Advise crew members to keep passenger interaction to a minimum.
The unprecedented spike in the number of cases of the Covid-19 has spread fear among nations forcing a handful of them to seal their borders and impose travel restrictions. On the same issue, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) tweeted a video featuring infectious disease expert, Dr. Bogoch that claimed that the risk of contracting an infection on flight is remarkably low.
17/03/20 News18.com
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In light of the rising cases of Covid-19 in India, the DGCA has issued guidelines for airlines to prevent the spread of disease on planes. A few pointers of the new guidelines include:
-- Deep clean and disinfect aircraft once in 24 hours.
-- Disinfect lavatories, galleys at transit stations.
-- All aircraft to be equipped with at least one universal precaution kits.
-- Aircraft to be equipped with adequate hand sanitizers.
-- Advise crew members to keep passenger interaction to a minimum.
The unprecedented spike in the number of cases of the Covid-19 has spread fear among nations forcing a handful of them to seal their borders and impose travel restrictions. On the same issue, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) tweeted a video featuring infectious disease expert, Dr. Bogoch that claimed that the risk of contracting an infection on flight is remarkably low.
17/03/20 News18.com
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