Travellers who prepare should be able to start flying again despite the pandemic, says IATA official

Air travellers should be able to board planes again soon, but must be prepared by educating themselves about their destinations, following coronavirus prevention rules and wearing protective masks, according to Nick Careen of the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The airline trade association’s senior vice-president for airport, passenger, cargo and security spoke with the Post’s Elaine Ly about what travellers should expect and how the aviation industry now has a playbook for managing the pandemic.