On March 9, the CAAC (Civil Aviation Administration of China) announced suspension against the following EIGHT flights:
- Korean Air flight KE831 from Seoul to Shenyang
- T’way Air flight TW605 from Seoul to Jinan
- Air China flight CA124 from Seoul to Beijing
- Qingdao Airlines flight QW9902 from Seoul to Qingdao
- US-Bangla Airlines flight BS325 from Dhaka to Guangzhou
- Malaysia Airlines flight MH726 from Kuala Lumpur to Guangzhou
- Philippine Airlines flight PR314 from Manila to Tianjin
- LOT Polish Airlines flight LO93 from Warsaw to Tianjin
On February 25, 5 passengers on flight KE831, 5 passengers on flight TW605, and 7 passengers on flight CA124 tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
As a result:
- KE831 was suspended for two weeks starting March 14
- Because TW605 is an award flight of TW615 (From Seoul to Wuhan), TW605 was canceled and TW615 was suspended for two weeks starting March 14
- Because CA140 (from Seoul to Hangzhou) is an award flight of CA124, CA140 was canceled and CA124 was suspended for two weeks starting March 14
On February 26, 5 passengers on flight QW9902 tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
As a result, the Monday flight of QW9902 was canceled and the flight was suspended for two weeks starting March 14.
On February 27, 7 passengers on flight BS325 tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
As a result, BS325 was suspended for two weeks starting March 14.
On February 28, 5 passengers on flight MH726 tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
As a result, MH726 was suspended for two weeks starting March 28.
On March 2, 10 passengers on flight PR314 tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
As a result, PR314 was suspended for four weeks starting March 21.
On March 3, 12 passengers on flight LO93 tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
As a result, LO93 was suspended for four weeks starting April 18.
For an overview of all the suspended flights, please visit this page here.
For an overview of all the available direct flights to China, please visit this page here.
