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Coronavirus: Everything You Need To Know About The New Covid Variant Arcturus
In this article, we discuss all the latest info about the Arcturus variant, its symptoms, and how you can prevent getting infected.
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International Passengers To Undergo Random Covid Testing From Saturday
With random coronavirus testing of international arriving passengers set to start from Saturday, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has said that airlines' crew members will have to bring such identified passengers to the testing facility at the airport.
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Aviation Ministry Issues Covid Guidelines For Random Testing. Details Here
With random coronavirus testing of international arriving passengers set to start from Saturday, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has said that airlines' crew members will have to bring such identified passengers to the testing facility at the airport.
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Take Strict Action Against Mask Violators, Airlines Told As Cases Rise
Take Strict Action Against Mask Violators, Airlines Told As Cases Rise
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Shanghai May Target International Flights Amid Covid Spike: Report
Chinese authorities are telling foreign airlines they must have more empty seats on international flights when they arrive at Shanghai's Pudong airport, sources said on Thursday, as part of measures to prevent the importation of COVID-19 cases.
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After 2 Years, India Resumes Regular International Flights Today
After a coronavirus pandemic-induced hiatus of over two years, regular international flights are set to resume from today with airports and airlines getting ready for normal overseas operations.
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Centre Tweaks Covid Norms For International Flights, Pat-Down Search Back
The Airports Authority of India in its revised guidelines for international flights, which will resume from tomorrow, has said the requirement of airlines keeping three seats vacant for social distancing has now been scrapped.
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10 Day Self-Isolation As "Fortress" New Zealand Eyes Phased Reopening
New Zealand on Thursday announced a phased reopening of its border that has been largely closed for two years, but the travel and airline industry said much more was needed to revive the Pacific island nation's struggling tourism sector.
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Passenger Defies Mask Rule, US Flight Turns Back Mid-Air
An American Airlines jetliner headed from Miami to London turned around in mid-flight Thursday because a passenger refused to wear a Covid mask, the airline said.
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Storms, Omicron Saw 6,000 US Flights Cancelled In One Weekend
Airlines greeted the New Year with more than 6,600 weekend cancellations in the U.S., closing out a bumpy holiday season as a winter storm swept eastward and carriers dealt with staff shortages caused by the rapid spread of the omicron variant.
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Coronavirus: Everything You Need To Know About The New Covid Variant Arcturus
In this article, we discuss all the latest info about the Arcturus variant, its symptoms, and how you can prevent getting infected.
-
International Passengers To Undergo Random Covid Testing From Saturday
With random coronavirus testing of international arriving passengers set to start from Saturday, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has said that airlines' crew members will have to bring such identified passengers to the testing facility at the airport.
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Aviation Ministry Issues Covid Guidelines For Random Testing. Details Here
With random coronavirus testing of international arriving passengers set to start from Saturday, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has said that airlines' crew members will have to bring such identified passengers to the testing facility at the airport.
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Take Strict Action Against Mask Violators, Airlines Told As Cases Rise
Take Strict Action Against Mask Violators, Airlines Told As Cases Rise
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Shanghai May Target International Flights Amid Covid Spike: Report
Chinese authorities are telling foreign airlines they must have more empty seats on international flights when they arrive at Shanghai's Pudong airport, sources said on Thursday, as part of measures to prevent the importation of COVID-19 cases.
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After 2 Years, India Resumes Regular International Flights Today
After a coronavirus pandemic-induced hiatus of over two years, regular international flights are set to resume from today with airports and airlines getting ready for normal overseas operations.
-
Centre Tweaks Covid Norms For International Flights, Pat-Down Search Back
The Airports Authority of India in its revised guidelines for international flights, which will resume from tomorrow, has said the requirement of airlines keeping three seats vacant for social distancing has now been scrapped.
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10 Day Self-Isolation As "Fortress" New Zealand Eyes Phased Reopening
New Zealand on Thursday announced a phased reopening of its border that has been largely closed for two years, but the travel and airline industry said much more was needed to revive the Pacific island nation's struggling tourism sector.
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Passenger Defies Mask Rule, US Flight Turns Back Mid-Air
An American Airlines jetliner headed from Miami to London turned around in mid-flight Thursday because a passenger refused to wear a Covid mask, the airline said.
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Storms, Omicron Saw 6,000 US Flights Cancelled In One Weekend
Airlines greeted the New Year with more than 6,600 weekend cancellations in the U.S., closing out a bumpy holiday season as a winter storm swept eastward and carriers dealt with staff shortages caused by the rapid spread of the omicron variant.
