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Delta Air Lines, the Aeroporti di Roma and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport have joined in a first-of-a-kind trans-Atlantic COVID-19 testing program that will enable quarantine-free entry into Italy.
The airline is piloting the scheme on flights between Rome and Atlanta from December, alongside Italian airline Alitalia. Passengers will have to take two COVID-19 tests before boarding the plane in the US, and another one upon arrival in Italy.
If the Delta flights are 60% full and the tests are combined with other protective measures, the risk of COVID-19 infection “should be nearly one in a million,” said Henry Ting, MD, MBA, Chief Value Officer, Mayo Clinic.
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