Flights from nCoV-affected areas to Vietnam suspended
The Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (CAV) has asked airlines to proactively adjust their flight schedules and suspended all flights from coronavirus-affected areas to Vietnam.
Flights from and to affected areas in China must be restricted, the CAV said. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (CAV)has asked airlines to proactively adjust their flight schedules and suspendedall flights from coronavirus-affected areas to Vietnam.
In its recent directive on the prevention and combat of the acute respiratorydisease caused by the novel virus originated from China’s Wuhan province, theCAV ordered airlines to not conduct regular flights and require additional licencesfor flights from Vietnam to China’s affected regions.
Flights from and to affected areas in China must be restricted, the CAV said.
The administration requested airports to step up inspection and coordinate withrelevant agencies to carry out plans to prevent and cope with a possible virusoutbreak.
It asked the air transport department to suspend the approval of new flightsfrom Vietnam to China’s affected areas and vice versa.
In its previous directive, the CAV ordered airlines to immediately reportsuspected cases to service supply agencies for prompt isolation and prevention.
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Flights from and to affected areas in China must be restricted, the CAV said. (Photo: VNA) 
