Comoros will reopen air borders on September 7
"The government of the Union of the Comoroshas decided to reopen the air borders to international commercial flights from September 7, 2020, in strict compliance with health instructions." This is the main information contained in the information note of August 27, sent by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to diplomatic and consular missions accredited in the country.
After hesitating at first and under pressure from public opinion, the Comorian government decided to close its air borders on March 23, 2020, in response to the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic. Since then, only cargo and repatriation flights have taken place. According to the latest report, the country has 422 positive cases, including 7 deaths.
With the reopening of air borders, the Union of the Comoros should expect in the coming days the return of international and regional companies such as Air Austral, Air Madagascar, Ethiopian Airlines, Ewa Air, Air Tanzania or Kenya Airways.
After hesitating at first and under pressure from public opinion, the Comorian government decided to close its air borders on March 23, 2020, in response to the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic. Since then, only cargo and repatriation flights have taken place. According to the latest report, the country has 422 positive cases, including 7 deaths.
With the reopening of air borders, the Union of the Comoros should expect in the coming days the return of international and regional companies such as Air Austral, Air Madagascar, Ethiopian Airlines, Ewa Air, Air Tanzania or Kenya Airways.
Source: newsaero
