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How Airports and Airlines Are Guaranteeing a Secured Travel
Some of the world's largest and busiest international airports have started to
announce preventive safety measures against corona virus spread in China
following its outbreak and rapidly spread to 25 more countries. The corona
virus has crossed borders, reporting cases in more than 24 countries including
the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Russia, Germany, France,
Japan, India, South Korea, Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand.
Having completed the first case of a Wuhan corona virus on 21 January,
followed by a second on 24 January, the Center for Disease Control (CDC)
officially announced measures against corona virus by three international
airports each in the US and Canada to prevent its spread, with European
airports taking similar steps too. Due to the rising increase of the virus, the
CDC extended the screening into 20 airports within a week.
United Airlines announced on 1 February the cancelation of several
scheduled flights from US hubs to Beijing, Hong Kong and Shanghai
expecting lower demand due to nCoV concerns. On 24 January to 29
February, the airline also declared travel waiver, initially to China and later to
Hong Kong. American Airlines, the world's largest carrier, followed suit too,
and reported similar cancellations to Beijing and Shanghai, but through
March for an even longer period.
Different cancelations of select flights were announced by Air Canada to
maximize its capacity based on reduced demand. British Airways suspended
direct flights from and to China, following confirmed cases of infection with
corona virus in France and Germany. In addition to isolating those with the
symptoms of the disease, the Changi Airport in Singapore has initiated
thermal screening for passengers arriving from China. Indigo Airlines and
Air India cancelled majority flights to China, even before the nation reported
the first case on 30 January.