Simferopol Airport is ready to receive passengers under conditions of partial lifting of restrictions related to COVID-19. From June 15 those arriving in Crimea will not be sent to medical observatories or for self-isolation and will not fill out special questionnaires.
Simferopol International Airport has introduced a package of measures for the safe servicing of passengers under conditions of partial lifting of restrictions in Crimea, the press service of the air harbour informed.
"Document checks and questionnaires for arriving passengers, conducted by the government authorities and departments, will be canceled at the airport from June 15, but monitoring the temperature of all visitors, both arriving and entering the terminal, will continue, — the airport informed. Passengers with a body temperature above 37°C, detected by thermometry of the passengers of arriving flights, will be sent for examination to medical units".
Since there is a mask wearing requirement in Crimea, personal protective means must be worn in the terminal building and at the airport public areas. On the territory of the airport complex it is also necessary to maintain a social distance of at least 1.5 meter from other visitors, as indicated by information signs in the places of potential concentration of passenger in the terminal.
Sanitary cleaning of the Simferopol airport premises is done intensively every two to three hours with the use of disinfectants. Particular attention is paid to public areas, airport vehicles and such items as door handles, escalator rails, reception desks and other frequently touched surfaces. The baggage sorting equipment is also regularly cleaned with disinfectants.
"The ventilation and air conditioning system at the airport, with three stages of purification of the air supplied to the terminal, is undergoing both regular and unscheduled inspection and maintenance. In all areas of the terminal, non-contact dispensers with a disinfectant for hand washing have been installed for passengers", — the airport press service added.
As it was reported, the amendments to the Decree of the Head of the Republic of Crimea "On the introduction of high preparedness state", abolishing the mandatory 14-day self-isolation and isolation in the medical observatory for passengers arriving in Crimea, came into force.
