Emirates and Etihad to resume outbound flights from Sri Lanka
18 June, 2020
Emirates and Etihad might resume outbound flights from Sri Lanka on Saturday, June 20.
The UAE airlines will fly from Colombo to many cities around the world, with Sri Lanka the most recent destination to be put into transfer solutions operated by Emirates and Etihad.
The outbound flights are created for people to transit in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, with passengers required to have onward travel booked. However, UAE nationals or residents with acceptance to return can also book these flights to come home.
Emirates might fly from Colombo via Dubai with connections open to several places across Europe, Asia, Australasia and the Americas. Included in these are London, Paris, NY, Brisbane and Bahrain. Travellers must make certain they meet up with the conditions of their destination nation before booking flights.
From Abu Dhabi, Etihad will operate twice-weekly products and services connecting passengers to the UAE. Travellers can hook up to Barcelona, Zurich, Dublin, Frankfurt, Geneva, London, Madrid, Milan or Paris.
Both airlines require travellers to wear face masks throughout every flight.
Food and beverage offerings have already been reduced on Emirates and Etihad flights to lessen interaction between passengers and crew to help prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Sri Lanka revealed the other day that it'll reopen to tourists from Saturday, August 1. Authorities announced detailed recommendations regarding coronavirus testing, interpersonal distancing and hygiene requirements at resorts, resorts and places of interest.
All travellers will end up being subject to coronavirus tests at the airport terminal, and must stay in the united states for at least five nights.
Source: www.thenational.ae
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