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Korean Air U.S. passengers
Ebola declaration made mandatory
Deadline Deadline November 4 · Declaration submission required before U.S.-bound boarding
In short
Korean Air will require U.S.-bound passengers to sign an Ebola declaration starting November 4.
Passengers must sign a statement confirming they have no history of visiting or staying in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Boarding will be restricted for those who do not submit the declaration or have a history of visiting the country.
Key facts
| When | Applies to flights departing at 1:59 PM on November 4 or later (11:59 PM EST on November 3, U.S. Eastern Time). |
|---|---|
| Who | Applies to all passengers, crew members, and connecting passengers on all U.S.-bound flights including Guam and Hawaii. |
| What | A declaration stating no history of visiting or staying in the Democratic Republic of Congo within the past 21 days. |
| How | Boarding will be restricted for those who do not submit the declaration or have a history of visiting the country. |
What it means for me
Passengers using U.S.-bound flights (including Guam and Hawaii) after November 4 must submit the declaration.
