Singapore Relaxes Inflight Mask Mandate, Japan Adjusts Restrictions

Changi Airport
Passengers will no longer have to wear masks in Changi Airport.
Credit: ROSLAN RAHMAN / AFP / Getty Images
SINGAPORE—The Singaporean Government has lifted its mask mandate at Changi Airport and onboard certain flights, as the country emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic. Under the new rules starting Aug. 29, passengers are not required to wear masks on flights to and from destinations with no mask mandate...

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