After a summer of scrambling to enhance cleaning regimes, install hand-sanitizing stations, plexiglass barriers & so on, airports are adopting new strategies to keep passengers safe and instill confidence in travel. And there are robots.
,” with only passengers who have tested negative for COVID-19 allowed on the plane. Passengers for these flights who arrive at the airport without a certificate proving they have tested negative for virus 72 hours before boarding can take a free COVID-19 test at the airport and get the results within 30 minutes.. Both airports are running pilot programs to test the canines' efficacy at detecting the virus.
Passengers who agree to take a free test under the voluntary program in Helsinki do not have direct physical contact with a dog. They are asked to swipe their skin with a wipe, which is then put into a jar and given to a dog waiting in a separate booth, who then sniffs the sample and indicate the test result with the scratch of a paw, a bark or by lying down.
The voluntary health and hygiene program requires airports to complete a document containing questions relating to everything from cleaning and disinfection to physical distancing, staff protection, passenger communications and passenger facilities. Airports seeking the Airport Health Accreditation must also provide pictures, videos, and explanations to show how they are following international protocols.
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