In addition to cleaning, sanitizing and setting up COVID-19 testing stations, airports are responding to the coronavirus pandemic by finding ways to make the journey through the terminal touch-free.
“We need scientists who are in Africa focusing on African problems,” says Edwine Barasa of the Kenya Medical Research Institute–Wellcome Trust. KATTY HUERTAS
2020 has been a year that the airline industry will want to forget.
Three new variants of COVID-19 have been detected in recent weeks, leading to increased vigilance across the world as officials say a variant found in the United Kingdom could be up to 70 percent more transmissible.
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) said it has made further progress on its global aviation pandemic response initiatives this week...
L’effet dévastateur de la pandémie sur le secteur des transports aériens partout dans le monde est indéniable.
Year 2020 has been fundamentally different from all the other years most of us have experienced so far in our existence.
UK bans all arrivals from SA where highly contagious Covid mutant is driving massive second wave among young people
Once key workers and the most vulnerable people are looked after - airport workers are recognized as essential and prioritized for vaccination.
