New Delhi: The civil aviation ministry on Thursday detailed the guidelines passengers, airlines, airport operators and other agencies need to follow to ensure safe air travel as airlines resume operations from 25 May, two months after they were suspended to fight the coronavirus outbreak. Mint takes a look at the norms to see who all should avoid flying for now.
Containment zone residents
Those who have tested positive for coronavirus are not allowed to fly for sure. This restriction also covers residents of containment zones. Passengers are expected to certify their status of health through the Aarogya Setu application or sign a self-declaration form. Air travel by a person who is not eligible will attract penalty, according to the detailed guidelines issued by the ministry.
