AMERICAN
Airlines has stopped flying
to Beijing and
Shanghai and will resume
services on March
27 due to health concerns from the coronavirus outbreak, as a flight suspension spreads to the US.
Meanwhile, Delta said it would halt service starting February 6 to give customers looking to leave China a way to
do so. The airline announced that it will restart flights April 30.
The shutdown of air links between
the US and China is deepening the disruption from the coronavirus, which has
been declared a global health emergency by the World Health Organization
(WHO). The halt of flights to Beijing
and Shanghai underscores the rising concern, since both cities are hundreds of
miles from the focus of the outbreak around Wuhan in China's central Hubei
province.
Before the US government issued
its warning, United
Airlines announced plans to
pare service to China but hadn't halted all flights. European carriers
including British
Airways, Air France and Deutsche Lufthansa AG had already announced plans to stop flying to
China.
American, which will continue
flying to Hong Kong, said it would work to re-accommodate passengers after the
immediate halt to service to Beijing and Shanghai.
Source : HKSG.
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