Ten minutes that's how long it takes blood test adopted by Emirates on theDubai airport to ensure that no departing passengers had been contaminated. This experiment was carried out on 15 March in terminal 3 of the Dubai hub, in the group check-in area, on travellers boarding for Tunisia. But Emirates' objective is clear: to rapidly extend the system to as many flights as possible. " We are working on plans to increase testing capacity in the future and extend it to other flights, which will allow us to carry out on-site tests and provide immediate confirmation to Emirates passengers travelling to countries that require COVID-19 test certificates "says Adel Al Redha, Emirates' Director of Operations. In addition to these health checks, Emirates and Dubai airport have changed the rules applicable to passengers. Travellers are now required to wear a mask at the airport and on board the plane, and cabin baggage is no longer accepted on board the airline's aircraft, with the exception of laptops, handbags and baby items.
