Air France makes masks compulsory for passengers


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| 2020/05/05 | 249 words | LE JOURNAL DE L'AVIATION | AIR TRANSPORT

French flag-carrier Air France on Monday announced that masks would be compulsory on its flights from next week as France emerges from its lockdown to combat the coronavirus outbreak.May 11 will see the first easing of the lockdown in France but the government has made clear people will have to wear masks on public transport."In line with French instructions making the wearing of a mask compulsory on public transport, Air France will ask its customers to wear a mask throughout their journey ...(…)

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