Highlights of measures being taken by Queen Alia International Airport:

• ACI Airport Health Accreditation: Awarded ‘Airport Health Accreditation' from the Airports Council International (ACI) following an assessment of its preventive measures and procedures implemented as per ACI Aviation Business Restart and Recovery guidelines and International Civil Aviation Organization's Council Aviation Restart Task Force recommendations.

• Self Check-In: Increased the number of self check-in machines.

• Temperature Screening: Temperature screening at airport entrances and gates.

• Face Masks & Gloves: Everyone is required to wear a face mask and gloves while at AMM.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand disinfection is mandatory at the terminal entrance. Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Protective Shields: Installing commercial-grade shields at check-in counters, lounges, boarding gates and service desks.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others. Elevator capacity has been reduced to allow just two passengers at a time.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport in compliance with the Jordan Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission, which adheres to the highest international health and safety standards.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit AMM's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport:

• Face Covering: Everyone must wear a face covering at the airport. The only exceptions are children under 2, or those with a disability that are unable to wear a face covering and meet the TSA exemption requirements. The face covering must cover the nose and mouth. Face shields can be worn with a face covering, but not in place of one. Balaclavas, bandanas, gaiters, scarves, ski masks, and face coverings with exhaust values of vents, or made with mesh or lace-type fabric are not allowed.

• Hand Sanitiser: Installing hand sanitising dispensers throughout the airport.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields installed at check-in counters, service desks, TSA check-points, information booths and shops.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

• UV Technology: Introduced UV-C LED light sterilizers on the handrails of ANC's main escalators.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 4 Mar. 2021. Visit ANC's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Mohamed V Airport:

• Temperature Screening: Temperature screening of all arriving customers in arrivals areas.

• Face Coverings: Face coverings are required at CMN for all guests and employees.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand disinfection is mandatory at the terminal entrance. Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields have been installed at check-in counters, service desks, information booths and shops.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit CMN's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Charlotte Douglas International Airport:

• GBAC STAR Accredited: CLT holds an GBAC STAR™ Accreditation from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council, which ensured the airport has the proper procedures to respond to biological threats like COVID-19.

• Face Coverings: Everyone must wear a face covering at the airport. The only exceptions are children under 2, or those with a disability that are unable to wear a face covering and meet the TSA exemption requirements. The face covering must cover the nose and mouth. Face shields can be worn with a face covering, but not in place of one. Balaclavas, bandanas, gaiters, scarves, ski masks, and face coverings with exhaust values of vents, or made with mesh or lace-type fabric are not allowed.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields have been installed at check-in counters, service desks, information booths and shops.

• Safe Distance: Digital and floor stand signage throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

• UV Technology: Introduced UV-C LED light sterilizers on the handrails of escalators and moving sidewalks.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 12 Apr. 2021. Visit CLT's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by O'Hare International Airport:

• COVID-19 Testing Available At Airport: Several forms of COVID tests are available at O'Hare in the Bus Shuttle Center (walk-up, pre-security site adjacent the terminal core) and in Lot H (drive-up site in a remote parking lot). Walk-i​​ns welcome, pending availability. Appointments can be booked in advance online. Visit O'Hare's website for more information.

• Face Coverings: Everyone must wear a face covering at the airport. The only exceptions are children under 2, or those with a disability that are unable to wear a face covering and meet the TSA exemption requirements. The face covering must cover the nose and mouth. Face shields can be worn with a face covering, but not in place of one. Balaclavas, bandanas, gaiters, scarves, ski masks, and face coverings with exhaust values of vents, or made with mesh or lace-type fabric are not allowed.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Protective Shields: Installing commercial-grade shields at check-in counters, lounges, boarding gates and service desks.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport, including use of virus and bacteria killing disinfectants.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 22 Mar. 2021. Visit ORD's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Bandaranaike International Airport:

• ACI Airport Health Accreditation: Awarded ‘Airport Health Accreditation' from the Airports Council International (ACI) following an assessment of its preventive measures and procedures implemented as per ACI Aviation Business Restart and Recovery guidelines and International Civil Aviation Organization's Council Aviation Restart Task Force recommendations.

• Temperature Screening: Temperature screening at airport entrances and gates.

• Face Masks: Face masks are required at CMB for all guests and employees.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 16 Apr. 2021. Visit CMB's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by DFW International Airport:

• GBAC STAR Accredited: DFW holds an GBAC STAR™ Accreditation from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council, which ensured the airport has the proper procedures to respond to biological threats like COVID-19.

• Face Covering: Everyone must wear a face covering at the airport. The only exceptions are children under 2, or those with a disability that are unable to wear a face covering and meet the TSA exemption requirements. The face covering must cover the nose and mouth. Face shields can be worn with a face covering, but not in place of one. Balaclavas, bandanas, gaiters, scarves, ski masks, and face coverings with exhaust values of vents, or made with mesh or lace-type fabric are not allowed.

• Hand Sanitiser: Installing hand sanitising dispensers throughout the airport.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields installed at check-in counters, service desks, TSA check-points, information booths and shops.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Smart Restrooms: Installing auto soap dispensers, auto faucets and single-touch paper towel dispensers throughout the airport for a touchless experience.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 12 Apr. 2021. Visit DFW's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Hamad International Airport (DOH):

• Skytrax Accredited: Holds a 5-Star COVID-19 Airport Rating from Skytrax following an independent analysis of the airport's hygiene and safety measures, assessing more than 400 factors and evaluating its COVID-19 procedures.

• Temperature Screening: Thermal screening of all arriving and departing passengers and crew at all operational gates (North Node D3 & E3). There are thermal screening cameras across the terminal, as well.

• Face Masks: Face masks are required at DOH for all guests and employees. The airport advises that failure to comply with this rule, as mandated by Qatari regulation, will lead to legal action. Children over the age of 12 must wear a mask and children over the age of 2 should be encouraged to wear a mask. It is not mandatory for children under the age of 2 to wear a mask. There are very few medical conditions where wearing a mask is not required, but visit DOH's website for more information.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Physical Distancing: Physical distancing is required at all times. The airport has installed signage, floor markings, and distanced seating to ensure you maintain a 1.5 metre distance from other passengers.

• Regular Sanitisation: All handrails, baggage belts, trolleys and surfaces are disinfected and sanitised every 15 minutes, in addition to fully autonomous roaming mobile disinfectant robots.

• Baggage Disinfection: All departure, arrival and transfer baggage will be disinfected at the airport.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 12 Apr. 2021. Visit Hamad International Airport's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Helsinki-Vantaa Airport:

• Face Masks: Everyone is required to wear a face mask while at HEL.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields have been installed at check-in counters, service desks, information booths and shops.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport, in accordance with the European Aviation Safety Agency's (EASA) safety recommendations, including use of UVC technology.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit HEL's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Hong Kong International Airport:

• ACI Airport Health Accreditation: Awarded ‘Airport Health Accreditation' from the Airports Council International (ACI) following an assessment of its preventive measures and procedures implemented as per ACI Aviation Business Restart and Recovery guidelines and International Civil Aviation Organization's Council Aviation Restart Task Force recommendations.

• Skytrax Accredited: Holds a 5-Star COVID-19 Airport Rating from Skytrax following an independent analysis of its hygiene and safety measures, assessing more than 400 factors and evaluating its COVID-19 procedures.

• Face Masks: Everyone is required to wear a face mask while at HKG.

• Hand Sanitiser: Installing hand sanitising dispensers throughout the airport.

• Touchless Entry: Scan your mobile or printed boarding pass to limit physical interactions while passing security checkpoints.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields have been installed at check-in counters, service desks, information booths and shops.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport, including use of cleaning robots.

• UV Technology: Intelligent Sterilisation Robots move autonomously throughout the airport. Using its built-in UV light, 360-degree disinfection spray-heads and 0.3um air filter, it kills up to 99.99% of bacteria and viruses in the air and on object surfaces.

• Disinfection Channel for Staff: Airport staff pass through a full-body disinfection channel facility, which includes a body temperature test, followed by a 40-second disinfection and sterilization process.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit HKG's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Kuala Lumpur International Airport:

• Temperature Screening: Temperature screening at airport entrances and gates.

• Face Masks: Face masks are required at KUL for all guests and employees.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers installed throughout the airport.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields installed at check-in counters, service desks, information booths and shops.

• Safe Distance: Safety compliance officers on patrol, as well as signage and floor markings throughout the airport, help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

• UV Technology: Piloting UV-light cleaning technology throughout the airport.

• Touchless Entry: Scan your mobile or printed boarding pass to limit physical interactions while passing security checkpoints. Facial recognition technology is being installed, as well.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit KUL's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Heathrow Airport:

• Face Coverings: Everyone aged 11 or over is required to wear a face covering at Heathrow.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport, including fogging techniques on seats and trollies.

• UV Technology: Piloting UV-light cleaning technology throughout the airport, including on escalator handrails and via automated robots in toilet areas.

• Protective Shields: Installing commercial-grade shields at check-in counters, service desks, information booths and shops.

• Touchless Entry: Scan your mobile or printed boarding pass to limit physical interactions while passing security checkpoints.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 19 Feb. 2021. Visit LHR's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Los Angeles International Airport:

• COVID-19 Testing Available At Airport: Several types of COVID-19 testing is available at LAX via Clarity Lab Solutions, including a Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) test and antigen test. Standard PCR tests, at $125, will be administered at 1) the Tom Bradley International Terminal on the Upper/Departures level at the counters located in Aisle C, along the north side of the terminal; 2) Terminal 2 Lower/Arrivals Level near the information booth; 3) Terminal 6 Lower/Arrivals Level baggage claim area. Antigen tests are carried out inside Terminal 6 on the baggage claim/lower level at information booth at $80. Appointments are recommended and can be booked on Clarity Lab Solutions' website. For more information, visit LAX's website.

• Face Coverings: Everyone must wear a face covering at the airport. The only exceptions are children under 2, or those with a disability that are unable to wear a face covering and meet the TSA exemption requirements. The face covering must cover the nose and mouth. Face shields can be worn with a face covering, but not in place of one. Balaclavas, bandanas, gaiters, scarves, ski masks, and face coverings with exhaust values of vents, or made with mesh or lace-type fabric are not allowed.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields have been installed at check-in counters, service desks, information booths and shops.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport with hospital-grade cleaning products.

• UV Technology: Piloting UV-light cleaning technology throughout the airport, including the air in the terminals.

• Advanced Air Filtration: LAX utilizes ionization and UV light to sterilize air circulating inside its facilities.

• Touchless Entry: Scan your mobile or printed boarding pass to limit physical interactions while passing TSA checkpoints.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit LAX's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport:

• ACI Airport Health Accreditation: Awarded ‘Airport Health Accreditation' from the Airports Council International (ACI) following an assessment of its preventive measures and procedures implemented as per ACI Aviation Business Restart and Recovery guidelines and International Civil Aviation Organization's Council Aviation Restart Task Force recommendations.

• Face Masks: Everyone is required to wear a face mask while at MAD. The mask must fully cover your nose and mouth. Masks with values are prohibited.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Protective Shields: Installing commercial-grade shields at check-in counters, service desks, information booths and shops.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit MAD's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Melbourne International Airport:

• Face Masks: Everyone is required to wear a face mask while at MEL. The mask must fully cover your nose and mouth.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit MEL's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Miami International Airport:

• ACI Airport Health Accreditation: Awarded ‘Airport Health Accreditation' from the Airports Council International (ACI) following an assessment of its preventive measures and procedures implemented as per ACI Aviation Business Restart and Recovery guidelines and International Civil Aviation Organization's Council Aviation Restart Task Force recommendations.

• Face Coverings: Everyone must wear a face covering at the airport. The only exceptions are children under 2, or those with a disability that are unable to wear a face covering and meet the TSA exemption requirements. The face covering must cover the nose and mouth. Face shields can be worn with a face covering, but not in place of one. Balaclavas, bandanas, gaiters, scarves, ski masks, and face coverings with exhaust values of vents, or made with mesh or lace-type fabric are not allowed.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields have been installed at check-in counters, service desks, information booths and shops.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport, including use of hospital-grade cleaning agents.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 22 Mar. 2021. Visit MIA's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Domodedovo International Airport:

• Health Screenings: Non-contact body temperature scans will be performed at the entry of the terminal. All airport staff undergo a medical examination before the start of each shift.

• Face Masks & Gloves: Everyone is required to wear a face mask and gloves while at DME .

• Hand Sanitiser: Installing hand sanitising dispensers throughout the airport.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport with special disinfectants as recommended by Rospotrebnadzor, which is the Russian government agency that oversees health and wellness.

• Touchless Entry: Scan your mobile or printed boarding pass to limit physical interactions while passing security checkpoints.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit DME's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by John F. Kennedy International Airport:

• ACI Airport Health Accreditation: Awarded ‘Airport Health Accreditation' from the Airports Council International (ACI) following an assessment of its preventive measures and procedures implemented as per ACI Aviation Business Restart and Recovery guidelines and International Civil Aviation Organization's Council Aviation Restart Task Force recommendations.

• COVID-19 Testing Available At Airport: Several forms of COVID tests are available in Terminal 1, Departures Level - Row H Area, including a PCR test from Adams Health Services that typically provides results in 2 to 3 hours. Testing from Xpres Check is also available in Terminal 4, Level 1 (near Central Diner). Free, walk-in COVID testing services are available outside Terminal 5 (T5 - JetBlue), as well. Visit JFK's website for more information.

• Face Coverings:  Everyone is required to wear a face covering while at JFK. The only excerptions are children under 2 and those who are medically unable to tolerate a mask (proof is not required).

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields have been installed at check-in counters, service desks, information booths, TSA security checkpoints, and shops.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport, including use of EPA-approved and CDC-endorsed cleaning agents.

• UV Technology: Piloting UV-light cleaning technology throughout the airport.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit JFK's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Tolmachevo Airport:

• Health Screenings: Non-contact body temperature scans will be performed at the entry of the terminal. All airport staff undergo a medical examination before the start of each shift.

• Face Masks & Gloves: Everyone is required to wear a face mask and gloves while at OVB.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport with special disinfectants as recommended by Rospotrebnadzor, which is the Russian government agency that oversees health and wellness.

• UV Technology: Utilising UV-light cleaning technology throughout the airport, including the air in the terminals.

• Touchless Entry: Scan your mobile or printed boarding pass to limit physical interactions while passing security checkpoints.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit OVB's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Nadi International Airport:

• Face Masks: Everyone is required to wear a face mask while at NAN. The only exceptions are children under 6.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit NAN's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Philadelphia International Airport:

• GBAC STAR Accredited: PHL holds an GBAC STAR™ Accreditation from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council, which ensured the airport has the proper procedures to respond to biological threats like COVID-19.

• COVID-19 Testing Available At Airport: Several types of COVID-19 testing is available at PHL via Jefferson Health and Rapid Reliable Testing, including an antigen test, a Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Test, and a Rapid PCR test planned in the future. The testing site is located in the pre-security area of Terminal E, just to the left of the Terminal E security checkpoint. Testing is available everyday from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Appointments are not available or required. You may pre-register, though, at Rapid Reliable Testing's website. For more information, visit PHL's website.

• Face Coverings:  Everyone is required to wear a face covering while at PHL. The face covering must fully cover your nose and mouth.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields have been installed at check-in counters, service desks, information booths and shops.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport, including use of Envirox Critical Care, a highly potent disinfectant known for its low toxicity and 24-hour residual bacterial killing abilities.

• Touchless Entry: Scan your mobile or printed boarding pass to limit physical interactions while passing TSA checkpoints.

• Smart Restrooms: Installing auto soap dispensers, auto faucets and single-touch paper towel dispensers throughout the airport for a touchless experience.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 22 Mar. 2021. Visit PHL's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport:

• GBAC STAR Accredited: PHX holds an GBAC STAR™ Accreditation from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council, which ensured the airport has the proper procedures to respond to biological threats like COVID-19.

• COVID-19 Testing Available At Airport: Several types of COVID-19 testing is available at PHX via XpresCheck, including a Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Test, a Blood Antibody Test, and the Rapid Abbott ID NOW COVID-19 test with results while you wait. The testing site is located pre-security on Level 3 of Terminal 4 within the Drugs & More store. To schedule an appointment, visit Xprescheck.com. For more information, visit PHX's website.

• Face Covering: Everyone must wear a face covering at the airport. The only exceptions are children under 2, or those with a disability that are unable to wear a face covering and meet the TSA exemption requirements. The face covering must cover the nose and mouth. Face shields can be worn with a face covering, but not in place of one. Balaclavas, bandanas, gaiters, scarves, ski masks, and face coverings with exhaust values of vents, or made with mesh or lace-type fabric are not allowed.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: A thorough 24-hour cleaning schedule of airport in effect, including vigilant sanitation of high-touch areas.

• UV Technology: Introduced UV-light cleaning technology throughout the airport, including UV-C LED light sterilizers on the handrails of pre-security escalators in Terminals 3 and 4.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 22 Mar. 2021. Visit PHX's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Portland International Airport:

• ACI Airport Health Accreditation: Awarded ‘Airport Health Accreditation' from the Airports Council International (ACI) following an assessment of its preventive measures and procedures implemented as per ACI Aviation Business Restart and Recovery guidelines and International Civil Aviation Organization's Council Aviation Restart Task Force recommendations.

• COVID-19 Testing Available At Airport: The Port of Portland has partnered with Carbon Health to offer COVID-19 testing at PDX for all travellers in need of a COVID-19 travel clearance for travel to the states of Hawaii and Alaska only. The testing site is located in tents on the upper terminal roadway (departures level). Customers need to park in the airport parking garage to access the testing services. By appointment only. To schedule an appointment, visit Carbon Health's website. For more information, visit PDX's website.

• Face Covering: Everyone must wear a face covering at the airport. The only exceptions are children under 2, or those with a disability that are unable to wear a face covering and meet the TSA exemption requirements. The face covering must cover the nose and mouth. Face shields can be worn with a face covering, but not in place of one. Balaclavas, bandanas, gaiters, scarves, ski masks, and face coverings with exhaust values of vents, or made with mesh or lace-type fabric are not allowed.

• Hand Sanitiser: Installing hand sanitising dispensers throughout the airport.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields installed at check-in counters, service desks, TSA check-points, information booths and shops.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 4 Mar. 2021. Visit PDX's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by San Francisco International Airport:

• ACI Airport Health Accreditation: Awarded ‘Airport Health Accreditation' from the Airports Council International (ACI) following an assessment of its preventive measures and procedures implemented as per ACI Aviation Business Restart and Recovery guidelines and International Civil Aviation Organization's Council Aviation Restart Task Force recommendations.

• COVID-19 Testing Available At Airport: There are two COVID-19 test providers located at SFO: 1) Dignity Health-GoHealth Urgent Care offers the Abbott ID Now Rapid Nucleic Acid Amplification Test (NAAT) for $261 with results in approximately 15 minutes. It is recommended you make an appointment on Dignity Health-GoHealth Urgent Care's website, but walk-ins may be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. The testing site is located in the International Terminal, Level 3, at the Aisle 6 ticket counter in the Edwin M. Lee International Departures Hall. 2) XpresCheck offers the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Test with results within three days for $75 plus external lab fees, as well as the Rapid Molecular Test with results in approximately 15 minutes for $200. It is recommended you make an appointment on XpresCheck's website, but walk-ins may be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information, visit SFO's website.

• Face Covering: Everyone must wear a face covering at the airport. The only exceptions are children under 2, or those with a disability that are unable to wear a face covering and meet the TSA exemption requirements. The face covering must cover the nose and mouth. Face shields can be worn with a face covering, but not in place of one. Balaclavas, bandanas, gaiters, scarves, ski masks, and face coverings with exhaust values of vents, or made with mesh or lace-type fabric are not allowed.

• Hand Sanitiser: Installing hand sanitising dispensers throughout the airport.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields installed at check-in counters, service desks, TSA check-points, information booths and shops.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 16 Apr. 2021. Visit SFO's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Seattle-Tacoma International Airport:

• GBAC STAR Accredited: SEA holds an GBAC STAR™ Accreditation from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council, which ensured the airport has the proper procedures to respond to biological threats like COVID-19.

• COVID-19 Testing Available At Airport: Several types of COVID-19 testing is available at SEA via Discovery Health MD, including a Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) test with next-day results, a Rapid-RT PCR test with results within 60 minutes, and an antigen test. The tests are carried out inside the Central Auditorium at SEA (Take the left-hand stairway inside Door 21 of Ticketing Level (between Southwest Airlines and American Airlines ticketing counters). Appointments are recommended and can be booked on Discovery Health MD's website. XpresCheck provides a PCR Test and the Rapid Molecular COVID-19 test with results while you wait. The testing site is located pre-security inside the terminal, in the Baggage Claim area near Carousel 9. To schedule an appointment, visit Xprescheck.com. For more information, visit SEA's website.

• Face Covering: Everyone must wear a face covering at the airport. The only exceptions are children under 2, or those with a disability that are unable to wear a face covering and meet the TSA exemption requirements. The face covering must cover the nose and mouth. Face shields can be worn with a face covering, but not in place of one. Balaclavas, bandanas, gaiters, scarves, ski masks, and face coverings with exhaust values of vents, or made with mesh or lace-type fabric are not allowed.

• Hand Sanitiser: Installing hand sanitising dispensers throughout the airport.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields installed at check-in counters, service desks, TSA check-points, information booths and shops.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Smart Restrooms: Installing auto soap dispensers, auto faucets and single-touch paper towel dispensers throughout the airport for a touchless experience.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 12 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 12 Apr. 2021. Visit SEA's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Sydney International Airport:

• ACI Airport Health Accreditation: Awarded ‘Airport Health Accreditation' from the Airports Council International (ACI) following an assessment of its preventive measures and procedures implemented as per ACI Aviation Business Restart and Recovery guidelines and International Civil Aviation Organization's Council Aviation Restart Task Force recommendations.

• Face Masks: Everyone is required to wear a face mask while at the airport. The mask must fully cover your nose and mouth.

• Hand Sanitiser: Installing hand sanitising dispensers throughout the airport.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit SYD's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Haneda Airport:

• Skytrax Accredited: Holds a 5-Star COVID-19 Airport Rating from Skytrax following an independent analysis of the airport's hygiene and safety measures, assessing more than 400 factors and evaluating its COVID-19 procedures.

• Face Masks: All passengers are asked to wear a face mask while at the airport. All airport employees are required to wear a mask.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 5 Feb. 2021. Visit HND's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Narita International Airport:

• ACI Airport Health Accreditation: Awarded ‘Airport Health Accreditation' from the Airports Council International (ACI) following an assessment of its preventive measures and procedures implemented as per ACI Aviation Business Restart and Recovery guidelines and International Civil Aviation Organization's Council Aviation Restart Task Force recommendations.

• Temperature Screening: Temperature screening at airport entrances and gates.

• Face Masks: Face masks are required at NRT for all guests and employees.

• Hand Sanitiser: Hand sanitising dispensers have been installed throughout the airport.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields have been installed at check-in counters, service desks, information booths and shops.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

• Touchless Entry: The airport plans to introduce contactless boarding processes with facial recognition technology, which will eliminate the need to present boarding passes and passports.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 8 Feb. 2021. Visit NRT's website for the latest information.

Highlights of measures being taken by Reagan National Airport:

• COVID-19 Testing Available At Airport: Several types of COVID-19 testing is available at DCA via XpresCheck, including a Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Test, and the Rapid Abbott ID NOW COVID-19 test with results while you wait. The testing site is located near the Terminal B security checkpoint in National Hall. For more information and to schedule an appointment, visit XpresCheck's website.

• Face Coverings: Everyone must wear a face covering at the airport. The only exceptions are children under 2, or those with a disability that are unable to wear a face covering and meet the TSA exemption requirements. The face covering must cover the nose and mouth. Face shields can be worn with a face covering, but not in place of one. Balaclavas, bandanas, gaiters, scarves, ski masks, and face coverings with exhaust values of vents, or made with mesh or lace-type fabric are not allowed.

• Protective Shields: Commercial-grade protective shields have been installed at check-in counters, service desks, information booths and shops.

• Safe Distance: Signage and floor markings throughout the airport help ensure a safe amount of space between you and others.

• Enhanced Cleaning: More thorough and frequent cleaning of common areas throughout airport.

Information is subject to change. Last checked on 16 Apr. 2021. Last updated on 2 Apr. 2021. Visit DCA's website for the latest information.

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