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Aviation COVID-19 Checklist

Medium 16 items · 30 min
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testuser Published 2 months ago
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This checklist helps aviation authorities and airport operators identify and implement measures to reduce COVID-19 transmission among travellers and staff. It’s designed for public health focal points, airport management, airlines, and border agencies to assess readiness and act quickly. Inspired by World Health Organization guidelines. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional.

Inspired by World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional where applicable.

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  1. Establish a multi-sector COVID-19 response team — Include public health, airport ops, airlines, customs and law enforcement.
  2. Develop and deliver infection prevention training for staff — Target frontline, cleaning, security and airline crews.
  3. Train staff on correct PPE use — Include donning, doffing and disposal practice.
  4. Train staff to recognise symptoms and report exposures — Cover when and how to escalate suspected cases.
  5. Implement passenger screening procedures at entry points — Use questionnaires, temperature checks or other lawful measures.
  6. Require face masks for passengers and staff where appropriate — Follow current national guidance and offer masks to those without one.
  7. Provide hand sanitizer stations throughout terminals — Place at entrances, check-in, security and gates.
  8. Display clear signage on hygiene, masking and physical distancing — Use multiple languages and visuals for clarity.
  9. Reduce crowding by staggering appointments and flight processes — Promote online check-in and timed arrivals to limit queues.
  10. Designate an isolation area for symptomatic travellers — Ensure suitable space, PPE, communication and transfer plans.
  11. Verify and improve ventilation and filtration in terminals and aircraft — Increase fresh air, check HEPA systems and maintenance logs.
  12. Enhance cleaning and disinfection of high-touch surfaces — Focus on check-in counters, security bins, handrails and seating.
  13. Confirm aircraft cleaning and safe handling of catering and linens between flights — Document cleaning routines and use approved disinfectants.
  14. Monitor staff health and support symptom reporting and sick leave — Set daily checks and remove penalty for reporting illness.
  15. Coordinate case notification and response with public health authorities — Share contact details and case info following privacy rules.
  16. Establish passenger communication and contact tracing procedures — Collect travel/contact info and provide clear follow-up steps.
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