Temperature checks and face masks to become the new normal for air travel, says Dubai airport CEO by alexjcornwell
FILE PHOTO: A passenger walks at Dubai International Airport, as Emirates airline resumed limited outbound passenger flights amid outbreak of the coronavirus disease in Dubai, UAE April 27, 2020. REUTERS/Ahmed Jadallah
Dubai International, one of the world’s busiest airports, suspended passenger services in late March as the United Arab Emirates took drastic measures to contain the virus. “We will not be able to operate at anything close to our original design capacity if we had to maintain social distancing,” he said.
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