Austria Extends Landing Ban To 18 Nations Citing COVID Risk

July 15, 2020
Austrian
The ban has forced Austrian Airlines to significantly reduce its flying plan.
Credit: Austrian Airlines
SALZBURG, Austria—The Austrian government has expanded its landing ban to cover aircraft originating from 18 nations, up from the previous nine, after noting rising numbers of COVID-19 cases in certain countries. According to NOTAM A1924/20, starting from July 16 passenger flights originating from...

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