Airline Groups Urge CDC to Reconsider Ebola Declaration Rules
Major airlines are asking the CDC to revise rules requiring travelers to attest they haven't been in the DRC, citing operational disruptions.
Background
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has experienced multiple Ebola outbreaks, leading to international health concerns. These outbreaks often prompt public health measures, including travel restrictions and screening protocols, to prevent wider transmission. Such measures can impact international travel and airline operations.
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US Airline Groups Urge CDC to Reconsider Ebola Declaration Rules
First report 1h agoLast update 1h agoAirlines are concerned about the operational difficulties caused by new CDC rules requiring travelers to attest they haven't been in the DRC.
Airline Groups Urge CDC to Reconsider Ebola Declaration Rules
First report 1h agoLast update 1h agoAirlines are urging the CDC to reconsider Ebola declaration rules due to their negative impact on operations.
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