VANCOUVER (Information 1130) — The BC Centre for Condition Command issued COVID-19 exposure warnings for nine flights connected to Metro Vancouver Saturday.
A few of the flights possibly landed in or took off from Abbotsford, when the other 6 arrived at or departed from Vancouver.
Air Canada, Swoop, and WestJet are the airlines affected, and the flights were being involving August 14 and 24.
Everyone on just one of these flights, notably in influenced rows, is asked to self-keep an eye on for indications for two months.
The entire listing of flights and rows is:
- Aug 14: Swoop 200, Abbotsford to Edmonton, rows 25 to 31
- Aug 17: Swoop 235, Edmonton to Abbotsford, rows 3 to 9
- Aug 23: Swoop Flight 141, Hamilton to Abbotsford, rows 17 to 23
- Aug 16: Air Canada 303, Montreal to Vancouver, rows 35 to 41
- Aug 17: Alaska Airlines 3304, Seattle to Vancouver, rows 12 to 18
- Aug 18: WestJet 3355, Vancouver to Victoria, Vancouver to Victoria, rows 8 to 14
- Aug 21: Air Canada flight 8212, Prince George to Vancouver, rows 6 to 12
- Aug 23: Air Canada Flight 128, Vancouver to Toronto, rows 19 to 25
- Aug 24: WestJet Flight 138, Vancouver to Edmonton, rows 12 to 18
“The info offered right here is current as we come to be conscious of flights with an origin or vacation spot in British Columbia with a case of COVID-19 on board. If you have travelled to/from other sections of Canada, and are concerned about probable in-flight exposure, remember to verify for equivalent details posted on other provincial general public health and fitness web sites,” according to the BCCDC.”
