The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has indicated that it is closely following everything related to the outbreak of the coronavirus in Wuhan (China) and that it is collaborating with the main health organizations - such as the World Health Organization - to limit the risk of outbreak.
In a release Posted on its website, IATA has explained that airlines are prepared to work with public health authorities when there are outbreaks of communicable diseases.
In addition, he cited the recommendations of the World Health Organization, which is taking steps to limit the risk of exporting or importing the disease without unnecessary restrictions on international traffic.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is made up of some 260 air carriers representing 83% of total air traffic.
Source: Reuters
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