IATA Seeks Standardized Response In Dealing With COVID-19 Cases

March 05, 2020
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COVID-19 coronavirus screening measures are in place at Changi Airport.
Credit: Changi Airport / Twitter
SINGAPORE—IATA is hoping for a global standardization in processes by stakeholders on how confirmed or suspected COVID-19 cases are handled at airports, which in turn will increase the industry’s effectiveness in dealing with the outbreak. Following an IATA Aviation Resilience and Health Workshop in...

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