Responding to the Government’s announcement on International Travel Corridors today, AOA Chief Executive Karen Dee said:
“Reviewing the exemptions to quarantine measures on a weekly basis represents good progress in the development of a risk-based border health system for international travel.
“The industry is working hard to ensure passenger health and safety while opening up routes to destinations across the world. However there are still many countries where travel is not possible, without a 14-day quarantine on return; we look forward to more routes opening up in the coming weeks, helping our beleaguered aviation sector to bounce back from this crisis.”
