虽然美国联邦法官驳回了CDC对旅行者戴口罩的要求，加拿大交通部长宣布：不改变原有的机场，飞机，火车旅行期间必须戴口罩的要求

这回不必骂Fool7,CDC等机构了，法官裁决了。

3 hr 15 min ago

Masks are now optional on these airlines​

From CNN's Pete Muntean and Dave Alsup

0defbaa4-82ae-497d-8ec7-1f4f34bb326e.jpg

After a federal judge in Florida struck down the Biden administration's mask mandate for airplanes and other public transport methods, airlines are starting to act.

Several US airlines announced Monday that masks are now optional on their aircraft — Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Spirit and JetBlue.

Delta Air Lines said it is making masks optional, and warned travelers they "may experience inconsistent enforcement during the next 24 hours as this news is more broadly communicated."

United Airlines said in a statement that "masks are no longer required at United on domestic flights, select international flights (dependent upon the arrival country's mask requirements) or at U.S. airports."

Alaska Airlines similarly said face masks are now optional and asked for passengers to be considerate.

"While we are glad this means many of us get to see your smiling faces, we understand some might have mixed feelings," the airline posted on its website. "Please remember to be kind to one another and that wearing a mask while traveling is still an option."

Read more here:
These airlines are making masks optional after mandate struck down
RELATED

These airlines are making masks optional after mandate struck down​

 

Amtrak drops mask mandate following court ruling​

Uber says masks are now optional for riders and drivers​

Lyft suspends masks requirements for US drivers and riders​

​

​

CDC says it will not enforce mask order, but continues to recommend masks on public transportation​

Port Authority of NY and NJ lifts mask mandate in one state but not the other​




​

MTA keeps mask mandate, while DC and New Jersey say masks are now optional​


 

加拿大交通部长宣布：不改变原有的机场，飞机，火车旅行期间必须戴口罩的要求。他说：根据我们从专家和医生那里得到的建议，事实证明，口罩可以有效地防止和减少Covid 的传播。​


No plans to change masking policy on planes, trains in Canada as U.S. drops mandate: Alghabra​


Published Tuesday, April 19, 2022 11:55AM EDTLast Updated Wednesday, April 20, 2022 9:52AM EDT

Dr. Amesh Adalja, John Hopkins Centre for Health Security senior scholar, explains how the Omicron variant is delaying the pandemic endgame.

Canada’s Transport Minister Omar Alghabra says masking guidelines while travelling still apply, as the U.S. moves to drop its national mandate.

Speaking in Calgary on Tuesday, Alghabra said while he won’t comment directly on the U.S. court ruling that impacts plane, train, taxi, and other forms of travel, Canada continues to follow the science on masking.

“The mask regulation is in place and it's based on the advice that we received from our experts and doctors and based on data. It is proven that masks prevent or reduce the transmission of COVID,” he said.

The minister noted that pandemic-related health measures are constantly being reassessed.

“There is no change in our regulation… Whenever the advice that we receive changes because circumstances change, we will change our regulation. But for now it is what it is,” he said.

Currently in Canada, travellers must wear a mask or face covering while travelling through Canadian airports and for the duration of flights. Air operators are required to notify passengers of the rule and receive confirmation that everyone has a face covering.

............................

www.ctvnews.ca

No plans to change masking policy on planes, trains in Canada as U.S. drops mandate: Alghabra

Canada's Transport Minister Omar Alghabra says masking guidelines while travelling still apply, as the U.S. moves to drop its national mandate.
www.ctvnews.ca www.ctvnews.ca
 
您必须登录或注册才可回复。
后退
顶部