Affected by the epidemic, American Airlines temporarily cancelled all flights to Australia

According to Australian Network reported that by COVID-19, the United States airlines on 20 local time, decided to cancel all flights to Australia from September 1st to October 28th.

It is reported that American Airlines is expected to stop flying to Australia for at least two months to deal with the tightened travel rules. To this end, the company disclosed: "due to the continuous travel restrictions caused by the epidemic, American Airlines will suspend passenger and cargo flights between Los Angeles and Sydney from September 1 to October 28. We are contacting passengers who plan to take the affected flights to provide them with other arrangements. "

It is reported that Australia has reduced the number of passengers allowed to enter the country by air every week from more than 6000 to about 3000, the lowest level since the beginning of the epidemic.

For months, many Australians overseas have been trying to get seats on flights back to Australia. It is reported that everyone must get the result of negative COVID-19 test before boarding. In this regard, Prime Minister Morrison said that this provision will be revised by the end of August