Travellers on flights marketed and
operated by American Airlines from New York City (JFK) to Milan
(MXP) and from JFK to Rome (FCO) will enjoy quarantine-free travel
when service returns in the coming days and weeks.
American resumes daily service to MXP 4 April and
thrice weekly service to FCO on 8 May, after being suspended for
a year.
The airline will operate both routes with Boeing 777-200
aircraft.
Prior to travel, customers will need to provide
proof of the required negative COVID19 test. Based on current
Italian rules, upon arrival in Milan or Rome and after taking a
second test at the airport producing a negative result, travelers
will be able to forgo the local post-travel quarantine
requirements, enabling customers to maximize their time while in
Italy.
“We’re proud to offer our customers additional
options to ease travel as they begin planning their global trips
once again,” said Alison Taylor, American’s Chief Customer
Officer. “We’ve worked closely with local authorities and testing
providers to ensure we continue to provide world-class safety,
confidence and comfort, and we look forward to welcoming our
customers onboard soon.”
American's customers now have access to in-person
testing at more than 150 local urgent care facilities or hospitals
through GoHealth Urgent Care.
Customers will have the option to have a PCR or
Rapid Molecular COVID-19 Test at a nearby GoHealth Urgent Care
center through this collaboration.
Soon, customers near American’s
hub in Charlotte, North Carolina, and in other markets, will be
able to access GoHealth Urgent Care’s rapid PCR test capabilities,
which will give customers PCR test results in approximately 30
minutes instead of waiting for a few days for the sample to be
processed at a lab.
“Our network of conveniently located, on-demand
care centers and virtual capabilities have uniquely positioned us
to provide critical support to communities and industries across
the country during the pandemic,” said Todd Latz, CEO of GoHealth
Urgent Care. “We are proud to team up with American Airlines as
they welcome more of their travelers safely back to the skies.”
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