American Airlines indicated that it will resume flights from New York and Miami to the northern Italian metropolis on April 25, while pointing out that “it continues to review the flight schedule to ensure that the needs of customers are met and will make the necessary adjustments. “
The decision comes on the same day that its competitor Delta announced that it was canceling its direct flights from John F. Kennedy in New York to Malpensa airport in Italy, a decision that in his case he attributes directly to the spread of the coronavirus and the measures advised by the US government.
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“After the US State Department strengthened its travel recommendations, Delta temporarily suspends its daily flights between New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Milan Malpensa,” the company said in a statement. .
Your last flight to Milan from JFK will take place next Monday, March 2, which in the case of Milan to New York will be on Tuesday, March 3.
Service to and from Milan will restart on May 1 and May 2 respectively.
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Delta also reported that it has implemented “numerous” mitigation processes and strategies in response to the concern caused by COVID-19, and claims to be in contact with experts from the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and with the World Health Organization (WHO), as well as with local authorities.
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