Vijayawada: The Vijayawada airport has made all arrangements to receive foreign returnees headed to their native places in the State starting May 20.
According to the airport Director G. Madhusudhana Rao, the city airport in Gannavaram was scheduled to receive four flights on three days – two flights on May 20 and one each on May 23 and May 27.
On May 20, the first flight via Mumbai would land at the airport by 6.45 am and around 10 pm the second flight from Jeddah in Saudi Arabia.
On May 23 another flight from Riyadh in Saudi Arabia and on May 27 a connecting international flight from New Delhi would bring in natives of various districts in and around Krishna district.
Explaining the process of receiving the passengers, Mr. Madhusudhana Rao said that passengers would be provided masks and sanitisers at the apron area immediately after they alight the flight and they would have to undergo thermal screening after filling self-declaration forms.
Asymptomatic passengers would be sent to the reception counters established by the district administration where they would be provided with a mobile SIM card followed by the installation of Aargoya Setu application, he said.
18/05/20 Tharun Boda/The Hindu
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According to the airport Director G. Madhusudhana Rao, the city airport in Gannavaram was scheduled to receive four flights on three days – two flights on May 20 and one each on May 23 and May 27.
On May 20, the first flight via Mumbai would land at the airport by 6.45 am and around 10 pm the second flight from Jeddah in Saudi Arabia.
On May 23 another flight from Riyadh in Saudi Arabia and on May 27 a connecting international flight from New Delhi would bring in natives of various districts in and around Krishna district.
Explaining the process of receiving the passengers, Mr. Madhusudhana Rao said that passengers would be provided masks and sanitisers at the apron area immediately after they alight the flight and they would have to undergo thermal screening after filling self-declaration forms.
Asymptomatic passengers would be sent to the reception counters established by the district administration where they would be provided with a mobile SIM card followed by the installation of Aargoya Setu application, he said.
18/05/20 Tharun Boda/The Hindu
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