Africa & Middle East COVID-19 Flight Restrictions Algeria July 9, 2020 ​​​General Restrictions: Land, air, and sea connections for passenger travel remain suspended until further notice.​ Passenger flights are not authorized except in the event of repatriation of Algerian citizens.  All other flights require approval from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Passenger Restrictions: Must remain on board during tech stops. Must wear face masks while in public.  Social distancing should be practiced as well. Crew: Health Declaration forms are required for entry. Expect Medical temperature test and monitoring.  No RON or overnight stays. Check with team for specific documentation required The post Middle East and Africa: Coronavirus (COVID-19) impact on business aviation appeared first on Universal® Operational Insight Blog.

Caribbean Anguilla July 7, 2020 Restriction expiration: July 14, 2020 ​​General Restrictions: Anguilla ports are still closed to all passenger vessels. Ferry flights in to pick up foreign nationals to return to home country are allowed. Allowed flights are considered on a case-by-case basis. Passenger Restrictions: Passenger travel of only Anguillan Nationals to travel to Anguilla is now allowed. Charter flights have been allowed on a case-by-case basis for the departure of visitor from the territory. Repatriation Flights: ​At this time only repatriation flights to the United States are allowed. All repatriation flights must be coordinated through Kim Cutler – Kimg.cutler@fco.gov.uk 1-264-235-6375 Crew: Extended The post Caribbean: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Impact on Business Aviation appeared first on Universal® Operational Insight Blog.

COVID-19 business aviation flight restrictions in Europe. The post Business Aviation in Europe: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Impact appeared first on Universal® Operational Insight Blog.

Special quarantine and health inspection procedures have been enforced in China and other locations in Asia and around the world in an attempt to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Extra planning and precaution is required if you are planning a trip to China and Asia. The post Coronavirus (COVID-19) impact on business aviation appeared first on Universal® Operational Insight Blog.