Airlines entitled to refuse passengers without health declarations
Airlines are now entitled to deny passengers without e-health declarations and those who fail to follow health regulations, Director of the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV) Dinh Viet Thang has said.
Vietnam Airlines' staff supports passengers in the e-health declaration procedure. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA)– Airlines are now entitled to deny passengers without e-health declarations and those who fail to followhealth regulations, Director of the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV)Dinh Viet Thang has said.
Carriers have tobear legal responsibility in case passengers board their airplanes withoutmaking the declarations.
Passengers mustfulfil the health declarations at //tokhaiyte.vn or through the VietnamHealth Declaration application.
Besides,airlines should arrange staff at check-in kiosks at terminals to supportpassengers in the e-health declaration procedure, the CAAV said in itsdocuments recently sent to competent authorities.
They should join hands with airportsnationwide to inform passengers of the mandatory declaration through passengerinformation systems, posters and panels at easy-to-see places in airports.
Especially, theCAAV asked airports to disseminate the policy to foreign airlines operating inVietnam./.
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Vietnam Airlines' staff supports passengers in the e-health declaration procedure. (Photo: VNA) 
