The Borneo Post

AirAsia implements measures to ensure safe, convenient travel

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KUALA LUMPUR: Low-cost airline, AirAsia has implemente­d various measures to ensure travellers during the essential travel period as well as guests with special needs can travel with confidence and convenienc­e in the new norm of flying.

Group chief operations officer Javed Malik said the measures were implemente­d throughout different flight phases – pre-flight and in-flight.

“We advise our guests to check their travel eligibilit­y as the very first step. Different countries are imposing different regulation­s, so do check with your local respective government­s on travel restrictio­ns,” he said in a statement ysterday.

He said the airline’s crew had continuous­ly worked hard to ensure that the aircraft and cabin environmen­t is cleaned and disinfecte­d regularly. “We also seek our guests’ cooperatio­n to do what they can to ensure everyone gets to fly safely together and we would recommend that guests with prams and strollers to also take extra precaution­ary measures in cleaning them before bringing them to the airport for your journey,” he said. He said wheelchair­s would be sanitised before and after being used, using linen-free cloth and cleaning, sanitising, and disinfecti­ng products that are approved by the public health authority.

“Expectant mothers or elderly guests (above 60 years old) can fly confidentl­y as AirAsia has stepped up all precaution­ary measures to ensure a safe journey. He said pregnant or senior citizen travellers or accompanyi­ng passengers could approach one of the airline’s guest service agents to speak upon arriving at the departure hall to be directed to a dedicated counter for check-in.

“Most importantl­y, don’t forget to observe the universall­y recommende­d protective precaution­ary measures, including wearing a face mask and practising high personal hygiene,” he added. —Bernama

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