Airline groups push back on Ebola declaration requirements
Summary
Airline groups representing major American and foreign carriers asked the CDC to reassess new requirements for travelers coming to the United States. The rules were introduced in response to a record-breaking Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo; the supplied article excerpt ends before it fully describes what travelers must certify.Key Facts
- Groups representing major American and foreign airlines asked the CDC to review its new traveler rules.
- The CDC issued the mandate the week before the article was published.
- The mandate applies to travelers entering the United States.
- The CDC introduced the rules in response to an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- The article describes the outbreak as record-breaking.
- The supplied excerpt cuts off before completing the description of the certification requirement.
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