Emirates hat das aktuelle Service- und Hygienekonzept vorgestellt …
Emirates hat den regulären Flugbetrieb wieder aufgenommen. Gleichzeitig hat man aufgrund der aktuellen Situation am Service Konzept Veränderungen durchgeführt.
Am Airport: Hygiene Kits, Handschuhe, Masken und Temperatur-Kontrollen
“Emirates has introduced complimentary hygiene kits to be given to every passenger upon check in at Dubai International Airport and on flights to Dubai. These kits comprise of masks, gloves, antibacterial wipes and hand sanitiser. The hygiene kits supplement a slew of additional measures already introduced to keep customers safe.
Gloves and masks are mandatory for all customers and employees at the airport in Dubai, while only masks are mandated on Emirates flights. On arrival at the airport, thermal scanners at various areas monitor the temperatures of all passengers and employees. Physical distancing indicators have been placed on the ground and at waiting areas to help travellers maintain the necessary distance at check-in, immigration, boarding and transfer areas.
The airport team has also installed protective barriers at each check-in desk and immigration counter to provide additional safety reassurance to passengers and employees during interaction over the counter.”
Im Transit: Temperatur-Kontrolle, Hygiene Kit
“Customers travelling through Dubai International Airport and transferring onto another flight, will go through thermal screening upon disembarkation. Transfer desks at the airport have also been installed with protective barriers as a precautionary measure. Airport staff, dressed in personal protective equipment (PPE) will direct customers from a safe distance for extra assistance. Customers will be given an additional hygiene kit at the gate before boarding their connecting flight.”
Beim Boarding: Boarding nach Reihen, Social Distancing
“The boarding sequence has been staggered and passengers board by row, from the last row to the first, in small numbers. The waiting area has also been modified to ensure all customers observe social distancing. Emirates boarding agents, dressed in personal protective equipment (PPE), will facilitate the boarding sequence. The boarding gates are deep cleaned and disinfected after the boarding of every flight.”
Beim Flug: Kein Lesematerial, Einweg-Menüs, verpackte Polster und Decken, limitiertes Handgepäck aber normales Catering
“All cabin crew on board will be fully kitted out in PPEs. To uphold the highest standards of safety and hygiene, Emirates has added a cabin service assistant (CSA) to the crew complement on flights over 1.5 hours. The CSAs will ensure lavatories are cleaned at frequent intervals of every 45 mins. Each lavatory has been equipped with sanitising soap and hand washing instructions.
To minimise the risk of infection by touch, magazines and print reading material will not be available during this time. In premium classes, single use menus and wine lists will be provided to passengers. Comfort items such as mattresses, pillows, blankets, headphones and toys will be hygienically sealed. Emirates will resume its service with hot meals, using high quality, cutlery and crockery, sterilised before each use.
Cabin baggage have to be checked-in, and customers can only bring essential items such as a laptop, handbag, briefcase or baby items on board. Customers are reminded to bring pens to fill out Health Declaration Forms required for some destinations.
Emirates’ modern aircraft cabins have been fitted with advanced HEPA air filters which remove 99.97% of viruses and eliminate dust, allergens and germs from cabin air for a healthier and safer on-board environment. After its journey and on landing in Dubai, each aircraft will go through enhanced cleaning and disinfection processes to ensure safety and proper sanitation.”
Hier mehr: Emirates sets industry-leading safety standard for customers travelling as it resumes operations
Im Vergleich dazu läuft es bei Qatar ein wenig strenger: Qatar Airways hat neue Hygienerichtlinien … und sie sind heftig
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Ich habe noch Flüge im Sommer stehen. Ich weiß nicht ob ich mir das antue. Ich weiß jetzt schon, dass irgendwo Leute die Abstände nicht einhalten und drängeln. In der First bzw. Business selbst mache ich mir da wenig Sorgen, aber ich muss ja irgendwann aus dem Flugzeug raus. Schon vor Covid-19 habe ich die Drängelei gehaßt, jetzt glaube ich würde sie mich sehr unruhig machen.
Die Qatar Verkleidung ist eher Spaß. Ist wahrscheinlich eher psychologisch. Die Leute werden den Flugbegleitern dann wahrscheinlich weniger auf die Pelle rücken. Hoffentlich halt.
Haha, ja bei Afrika müsste ich mir beim Reisen zu viele Gedanken machen. Da muss man vorplanen. Alles ohne internationale First oder Business, Uber und den Kettenhotels ist für mich ein blinder Fleck. ;)