Hong Kong banned Singapore Airlines (SIA1) (SINGY) for two weeks after a COVID-19 infected passenger arrived in the country on board its flight.
Hong Kong banned Singapore Airlines (SIA1) (SINGY) for two weeks after a COVID-19 infected passenger arrived in the country on board its flight, the South China Morning Post reports on April 2, 2021.
The infected passenger arrived in Hong Kong (HKG) on a Singapore Airlines (SIA1) (SINGY) flight SQ882 on March 31, 2021. Reportedly, three other passengers on the same flight were found non-complying with the local disease control rules, according to the publication.
The flight SQ882 is a regular daily flight from Singapore (SIN). The airline operates it with an Airbus A350-900.
Singapore Airlines (SIA1) (SINGY) flights between Singapore and Hong Kong are banned from April 3 until April 16, 2021.