The CAAC (Civil Aviation Administration of China) announced suspension against the following SEVEN flights:
- Hainan Airlines flight HU7986 from Moscow to Xi’an
- Aeroflot flight SU208 from Moscow to Shanghai
- Scoot flight TR100 from Singapore to Guangzhou
- Delta flight DL283 from Detroit to Shanghai (Tuesday & Saturday flights)
- United Airlines UA857 from San Francisco to Shanghai
- Singapore Airlines SQ814 from Singapore to Chongqing
- Aeroflot flight SU220 from Moscow to Guangzhou
- Himalaya Airlines H9784 from Katmandu to Kunming
- Turkish Airlines flight TK72 from Istanbul to Guangzhou
- Etihad Airways flight EY888 from Abu Dhabi to Beijing
On July 31, 10 passengers on flight SU208, 7 passengers on flight TR100, and 8 passengers on flight DL283 tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
As a result:
- SU208 was suspended for eight weeks starting today (August 12).
- TR100 was suspended for two weeks starting August 15.
- DL283 (Saturday flight) was suspended for two weeks starting August 15.
On August 1, 7 passengers on flight UA857, and 5 passengers on flight SQ814 tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
As a result:
- UA857 (Sunday flight) was suspended for two weeks starting August 22.
- U857 was suspended for two weeks starting August 22.
On August 3, 10 passengers on flight HU7986, 5 passengers on flight TK72, 5 passengers on flight EY888, and 6 passengers on flight DL283 tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
As a result:
- HU7986 was suspended for four weeks starting August 29.
- TK72 was suspended for two weeks starting August 22.
- EY888 was suspended for two weeks starting August 22.
- DL283 (Tuesday flight) was suspended for two weeks starting August 29.
For an overview of all the suspended flights, please visit this page here.
For an overview of all the available direct flights to China, please visit this page here.
