The health of A4E passengers and crews is our top priority.
We continue to work closely with national, EU and international health and aviation authorities to monitor the latest COVID-19 developments. This includes: The World Health Organisation (WHO), The European Commission, The European Aviation Crisis Coordination Cell, The European Centre for Disease Control & Prevention, EUROCONTROL and EASA. Health and aviation authorities at EU and national levels are doing their utmost to take the appropriate measures to contain the spread of COVID-19, and all efforts are being made to apply a common set of health requirements for flights to and from affected regions. This is important to ensure predictability and certainty for the travelling public as flights begin to resume.
Weekly traffic decline among A4E airlines due to COVID-19
Source: EUROCONTROL
Safety Measures taken by A4E Airlines
Air France
Wearing a mask will be compulsory on all flights operated by Air France as from 11 May 2020
COVID-19: Air France is by your side
British Airways
Enhanced aircraft cleaning
easyJet
easyJet announces restart of flying from 15 June with new bio security measures
Finnair
Here’s how we protect your health on a Finnair flight
COVID-19 and flying – a medical expert’s view
How Finnair ensures healthy and hygienic travel
Iberia
Precautionary measures implemented in order to best protect you
Icelandair
Travel updates
KLM
KLM’s measures to minimise the risk of coronavirus infection
Lufthansa
Lufthansa Group introduces a mandatory mouth-nose cover
Service information on the spread of the Coronavirus
Lufthansa Group publishes flight schedule for returnees
Norwegian
On board our flights
Ryanair
Simple guidelines for healthy flying
Smartwings
Strict hygiene standards aboard our aircraft
Health and safety of customers and employees is Smartwings top priority
TAP Air Portugal
Recommendations COVID-19
TUI
TUI Ticker on the Coronavirus
Volotea
Additional preventive measures regarding Coronavirus COVID-19