STOCKHOLM, Sweden, 2020-May-14 — /Travel PR News/ — SAS has introduced a range of measures aimed at meeting new demands in the work to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The safety of passengers and employees always comes first for SAS. Studies show that an extremely small number of infections can be traced to air travel, and SAS is working continuously to ensure this remains the case.
SAS has introduced several measures during the corona crisis to limit the spread of the virus throughout your journey; from booking your ticket until arrival.
The travel restrictions will continue to have a major impact on the aviation industry, but SAS is prepared for the fact that more and more people need to fly.
“The measures aimed to prevent the spread of coronavirus together with clean and dry air onboard makes flying a safe means of transportation. Many people in Scandinavia are completely dependent on SAS and air travel. They can rest assured we are taking all aspects concerning health and safety extremely seriously,” says VP Safety and Security Mattias Hedrén at SAS.
SAS is monitoring developments carefully and working closely with national and international authorities and experts to ensure the best possible transition from the corona crisis to a more normal situation.
SAS adjusts in response to developments, and it is expected that government rules and regulations for international aviation will be harmonised. In the meantime, SAS follows the industry standard, while also implementing own measures in accordance with local government rules and guidelines.
SAS recommends that all passengers familiarise themselves with the applicable travel advice and restrictions issued by the authorities. Many countries require protective face masks to be worn at airports and on public transport, so passengers should ensure they have enough face masks for their entire trip. Good hand hygiene is vital in preventing the spread of infection, so bring disinfectant hand sanitiser with you if possible. People who are ill or experiencing symptoms of infection cannot travel by air and will be denied boarding.
Please find more information here:
https://www.flysas.com/en/safe-travel/?utm_source=sasgroup.net&utm_medium=pressrelease
For more information, please contact:
SAS pressoffice
phn: +46 8 797 2944
Source: SAS
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