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11 Steps Passengers Need To Follow As Domestic Flights Are Set To Begin From May 25





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The Airport Authority of India has come out with a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to be followed by passengers as the domestic flights resume operations from May 25.

Here are some of the most important steps that AAI has asked the passengers to follow:

1. State governments and local administration to ensure availability of proper public transport and private taxies for providing vital connectivity to the Aiport for passengers as well as Airport/Airline staff.

2. Kerb Area/ City side traffic/ Car parking area should be strictly monitored in coordination with traffic police/ CISF staff to prevent congestion and to maintain social distancing.

3. For commuting to and from airport, both by staff and passengers, only the personal vehicles or select authorized taxi services/ transport services with restricted seating to be permitted.

4. Passengers should reach airport well in advance. They should reach airport two hours before the schedule time of departure and the passengers who departure in next 4 hours will only be allowed to enter the Terminal Building. All passengers should wear required protective gears such as masks, gloves etc.

5. All the departing passengers must compulsorily be registered with Aarogya Setu app on their mobile phones and the same shall be verified by CISF/Airport staff at the entry gate. However, the app is not mandatory for children below age of 14 years.

6. Passengers shall compulsorily walk through the screening zone for thermal screening at a designated place in the city side before entering the terminal building.

7. Use of trolleys to be discouraged, unless absolutely necessary.

8. Wheelchair and underage travelers will be assisted by staff in full protection gear.

9. Seating arrangement in-flight should be done keeping in mind social distancing norms...unavailable seats to be marked off with tape. Middle seats need not be left vacant.

10. All food and retail kiosks can open, but with proper norms. Takeaway encouraged.

11. Disembarking to be done in batches to avoid crowding. All airport staff to have PPE.

12. All airports to have isolation area with proper medical staff in case anyone in the building, passenger or staff, shows symptoms and once you land you have to adhere to the health protocols of that state.

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Aseem Aggarwal
CA, CPA, CS, B.Com(H)
+91 7508000350
aseem@ksafirm.com
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