Lebanon will re-open Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport for commercial flights beginning July 1, but will keep air traffic at 10% of capacity from a year ago, a statement from the prime minister’s office said on Friday. All these measures airlines are taking are having consequences for Ghana and especially for our national pride: Kotoka International Airport Terminal 3. "Fellow Ghanaians, I am glad to announce that Kotoka International Airport will reopen and resume operations from Tuesday, September 1, 2020. Source: The destinations include Mallorca, Crete, Rhodes, Faro, Venice, Ibiza and Malaga, the spokeswoman said, adding flights would depart from the airline’s main hub in Frankfurt. Source: Rules for entry and freedom of movement once inside the country will be based on the current transmission levels and epidemiological data corresponding to visitors’ origin points. The Kotoka International Airport in Ghana will open for international flights from September 1. Source: Barbados is the latest Caribbean island planning to reopen to international tourists, welcoming back visitors on July 12. Ghana will on Tuesday, September 1, 2020, open the Kotoka International Aiport (KIA) for international flights, President Akufo-Addo has announced. Which international flights are resuming operations? Source: Slovenia is reopening its road, air and sea borders to foreign nationals, the Slovenian government said, officially declaring an end to coronavirus epidemic in the country. International flights are taking place It should be made clear that Canada is currently open to international flights and travel, but with a wide range of restrictions. Source: Rwanda on Saturday announced that its airports will reopen for scheduled commercial flight operations at the start of August.
Source: According to the statement of the Egyptian flag carrier, air flights will resume to and from 17 destinations in Europe, four destinations in Africa, four destinations in the Gulf and Middle East, three destinations in North America and Guangzhou in China. Source: American Airlines has announced beginning July 1st it will once again book flights at full capacity, essentially eliminating social distancing protocol on flights. Source: Singapore Airlines and SilkAir are increasing the number of destinations that will be covered by their passenger network, as well as the frequencies on some existing services, in June and July 2020. Source: Travellers will once again be allowed to transit through Singapore’s Changi Airport from June 2 as the city-state prepares to ease some coronavirus restrictions and gradually reopen its borders. Air Canada, the country’s largest airline, is now flying to destinations such as: Source: The French Caribbean island of St Barth is reopening for travel and tourism on June 22, according to Bruno Magras, president of the island’s territorial council. Source: Etihad Airways is resuming services to over 50 destinations across Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East and North America in July and August.Flights to resume initially to 24 destinations increasing to 66 destinations over the summer. Source: No date has been set for the resumption of international flights, which were suspended in late March, but Vietnam could open its skies sooner than other Southeast Asian nations. Source: But there will be restrictions and strict procedures: flights will run at only one-third of pre-lockdown capacity; passengers, airlines and airports will need to follow standard operating procedures issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation. Source: Seychelles, the popular holiday destination in the Indian Ocean with a population of less than a hundred thousand inhabitants, as of August 1, 2020 will open its borders to commercial schedule flights, hence provide flexibility for visitors to travel to the islands. What countries are open for travel? Source: The Caribbean’s “Nature Island” officially reopened its borders to international travelers (including those from the United States) on Aug. 7. Source: The entire country of the Dominican Republic will open up for international tourism beginning July 1, according to Lucien Echavarria, director at the Ministry of Tourism of the Dominican Republic.