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May 21, 2020
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New Delhi: The Airports Authority of India on Thursday issued standard operating procedures for resuming domestic flight operations from May 25, NDTV reported.

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The key guidelines include mandatory use of Aarogya Setu app for those above 14 years, sanitation of baggage before entering the airport.

 

Here are some of the other guidelines:

 

• Passengers should reach the airport two hours before departure.

• Passengers will be allowed into the terminal building if their flights are within four hours.

• All passengers will have to wear masks and gloves.

• Passengers have to be thermal screened and must have Aarogya Setu app on their mobiles, except children below 14.

• Trolleys will not be allowed except for special cases, for which they will be disinfected.

• All entry gates of the terminal will be opened to avoid crowding.

• State governments and administrations have to ensure public transport and private taxis for passengers and airline crew.

• Only personal vehicles or select cab services will be allowed to take passengers and staff to the airport or from it.

• All airport staff handling the flight should be provided hand sanitizers and all essential personal protective equipment such as face masks etc as per guidelines issued by the health ministry.

• Counters with plexiglas or face shields for staff wherever there is interaction with passengers.

• Passenger seating arrangement inside airports shall be done in such a manner so as to maintainphysical distancing using the chairs by blocking those seats that are not to be used, with proper markers or tapes.

• Newspapers or magazines to be not provided in the terminal building and lounges.

• Use open-air ventilation inside airports where ever possible instead of central air-conditioning.

• Entire terminal disinfection should be performed using duly approved disinfectants through fogging/spraying machines or physical mopping at regular intervals.

• Employees with high fever, difficulty in breathing or cough will not be allowed entry into the airport.

• Social distancing marks or stickers at a distance of at least a metre will be provided at the entry gates, screening zones and terminals.

• When flights land, passengers will be allowed to leave the plane in batches, sequentially.

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