Direct flights between the UK and China will resume as agreed between the two governments.
CAAC (China Civil Aviation Administration) and the UK Ministry of Transport said flights will resume from 11 August.
The departure will be his first regular commercial link between the two countries in 20 months after the Chinese government suspended flights after the novel coronavirus strain emerged in late 2020. .
The British Embassy posted the following statement on social media:
“This ends the ban on direct passenger services imposed by Chinese authorities during the Covid-19 pandemic.
"Initial services are being provided by Chinese airlines. Work is underway to restart UK airline routes."
Flight Schedules We urged those who wish to follow this account to stay up to date on ticketing and ticketing.
Air China will resume the Beijing-London Heathrow route from August 11th and the Shanghai-Pudong-London Heathrow route from August 13th.
While this news should be welcomed by those with ties to China and those with family in China, the COVID-19 situation in China continues to be closely monitored, Visa eligibility remains restricted.
A visitor to China must submit two PCR test results if he obtains one.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, "The two tests must be performed with different testing intuitions, and any legal testing center that can provide a PCR test and a full report can be used."
If you have previously tested positive for Covid, you must undergo two additional tests before a Health Declaration Certificate (HDC) is issued by the Chinese Embassy.
Following this, he will undergo a medical examination upon arrival and will be quarantined for 7 days at a government facility, and at home for 3 days if suitable accommodation is available.
By June, he had a strict 14-day quarantine on arrivals in China.
Even after allowing people to move freely, the Chinese government continues to impose various controls and quarantine measures across the country. Amid the Covid outbreak on Hainan Island, travel to and from Hainan Island is currently suspended until further notice.
If a vacationer tests positive for Covid-19 during her stay in China, she must go to her designated Covid hospital until she has repeatedly tested negative. not. This process can take several weeks.
