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New travel restrictions imposed by the federal government on Friday — including the temporary cancellation of all sun destination flights from Canada — will…
The Regina International Airport is likely to face further challenges following Friday's announcement by Canadian airlines that are cancelling service to sun destinations.
Last Updated Friday, January 29, 2021 7:11PM EST The federal government will force incoming international travellers to quarantine in hotels for at least three days and suspend all travel to Caribbean destinations in a bid to narrow the chance more coronavirus variants enter the country. Trudeau said that among other measures, all arrivals to Canadian airports will have to pay out of pocket to quarantine in a hotel before being allowed to circulate freely in the country. All arrivals will also have to undergo PCR COVID-19 testing and then isolate in “an approved hotel”...
Canadian airlines have agreed to suspend flights to “sun destinations” until May as part of the country’s coronavirus containment measures, according to numerous media reports. Air Canada, WestJet, Sunwing, and Air Transat will cancel air service to all Caribbean destinations and Mexico from January 31 until April 30, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced. “With the challenges we currently face with COVID-19 both here at home and abroad, we all agree that now is just not the time to be flying,” Trudeau said. While the Canadian leader did not specifically refer to Central America, ...
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