Aviation authorities have talked to international airlines about resuming flights into Thailand, business trips will be first.
THE RETURN OF INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS
Aviation authorities talked to international airlines about resuming flights into Thailand. So far, business trips will be allowed first and tourists from low-risk countries will be allowed later. More details about the re-opening of Thailand’s borders will be discussed at a CCSA meeting on the 17 June.
The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand, or CAAT, will discuss safety measures to prevent the return of the coronavirus such as a social distancing seating arrangements and special guidelines for inflight food services. Airplanes may also need to have quarantine areas in case a passenger is sick
The first wave of travellers will be those entering the country for bussiness purposes. The second wave will be tourists under the “travel bubble” scheme which would allow foreigners from low-risk countries to visit limited destinations in Thailand.
The CAAT director-general told the Bangkok Post that he does not expect the travel bubble to be ready by next month.
Countries, considered low risk, and potential reciprocal 'travel bubble' partners, could be Taiwan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Japan, New Zealand, Australia, even Singapore or China. But no details have been officially announced.
MENZZOO MAGAZINE
16 June 2020
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