Dutch airline KLM has ditched face masks aboard its aircraft from SA to the Netherlands and increased the number of direct flights between the two countries.
“However, in line with regulations set by the SA government, face masks on flights to SA and in SA airports remain mandatory,” said KLM.
The airline will operate 10 weekly flights from July 11 between Cape Town and Amsterdam and add three additional flights between the two cities from November.
The decision to increase flights was prompted by increasing demand.
“It is now possible for fully vaccinated travellers from SA to enter the Netherlands with no quarantine restrictions or test requirements. Additionally, from May 21, the use of face masks is no longer mandatory on board aircraft to the Netherlands and at Dutch airports.
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Travel demand sees Dutch airline increase flights to and from SA
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Dutch airline KLM has ditched face masks aboard its aircraft from SA to the Netherlands and increased the number of direct flights between the two countries.
“However, in line with regulations set by the SA government, face masks on flights to SA and in SA airports remain mandatory,” said KLM.
The airline will operate 10 weekly flights from July 11 between Cape Town and Amsterdam and add three additional flights between the two cities from November.
The decision to increase flights was prompted by increasing demand.
“It is now possible for fully vaccinated travellers from SA to enter the Netherlands with no quarantine restrictions or test requirements. Additionally, from May 21, the use of face masks is no longer mandatory on board aircraft to the Netherlands and at Dutch airports.
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