Here are things you need to know before opting for air travel

• All the passengers will have to undergo thermal scanning and they must have the Aarogya Setu app downloaded in their phones, to determine they're not from the highly infected areas.
• Passengers need to sign a statement as proof that they are coming not from containment zones and not symptomatic of the COVID-19.
• Only one cabin bag and one check in baggage would be allowed with the passengers. A laptop bag or handbag is allowed in addition to that.
• NDMA guidelines have stated that all check in must be done online to avoid contact. Passengers must carry the printout of the baggage tags at check in; if printers are not available they can simply note the ticket PN and their name on baggage.
• No meals will be served on the flights, passengers are allowed to bring dry food items with them. They should avoid eating on board unless very necessary.
• If you are travelling through a connecting flight, you must wait in the transit areas where food will be made available.
• Safety kits with masks, face shields and sanitizers will be given to all passengers.
• Wheelchairs and golf cars will be available at the airports, but as older people are more susceptible to the disease - they should avoid travelling.

Safety tips you must keep in mind

• Wash your hands frequently with soap and water for 20 seconds. You can use a hand sanitizer when water is unavailable.
• Maintain a distance of 6 feet from other people
• Use tissue to cover your mouth and nose every time you sneeze or cough, through the tissue immediately in a closed dustbin
• Avoid touching your face after touching a surface that could a high touch spot like handles, trays, etc.
• Wear masks and gloves before walking out of your house.
• Sanitize your bags and other belongings before leaving home.
• Cooperate with the staff and officials in case of emergency.