Airports authority said to draw up new travel guidelines for when flights resume

12 May 2020, 10:36 pm

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The Israel Airports Authority has drawn up new rules for travelers flying out of Ben Gurion Airport for when international travel can resume, Channel 12 news reports.

According to the network, travelers will be required to arrive at the airport four hours before their flights; will have to show their ticket and passport at the terminal entrance; the number of people who can shop at duty free stores will be limited; and robots will check people’s temperatures and whether they are wearing a mask, among other measures.

While no official date has been given for when commercial flights will resume, the expected return date is sometime in July.