Delta Air Lines announced (31-Mar-2021) the following service changes in response to increased consumer confidence:
The carrier will unblock the middle seat and enable customers to book any seat on the aircraft effective 01-May-2021;
Introduction of a newly designed snack and beverage service on all flights;
Re-opening of almost all Delta Sky Clubs by Jul-2021;
Unveiling of new digital travel tools, inflight entertainment content, SkyMiles Status accelerators and more time for customers to use eCredits.
The carrier added internal research has shown 64% of Delta customers anticipate having at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine by 01-May-2021, increasing to 75% by Memorial Day (31-May-2021). [more - original PR]
Singapore revises border measures for business travel pass scheme
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Abu Dhabi updates travel green list with 15 countries/territories
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Philippines Govt revises testing and quarantine protocols
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US President Joe Biden signs order mandating masks in airports and on commercial aircraft
US President Joe Biden signed (21-Jan-2021) an executive order promoting COVID-19 safety for domestic and international travel. Details include:
Masks will be mandated in all airports and commercial aircraft in the US;
International travellers entering the US will be required to produce proof of a recent negative COVID-19 test prior to entry. They must comply with guidelines on recommended periods of self-quarantine or self-isolation after entry into the US;
The Secretary of Transportation,
US FAA and the Secretary of Homeland Security shall provide recommendations on how respective agencies may impose additional public health measures for domestic travel;