The US is introducing mandatory declarations for all air passengers starting November 3
Arriving flight passengers will be required to submit a statement declaring that they, within
US to introduce mandatory declarations for all air passengers from November 3
Air passengers arriving in the country will have to submit a declaration stating that they have not been in the DRC, where an Ebola outbreak occurred, within 21 days prior to boarding the aircraft.
Starting in November, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will require all passengers arriving in the country by air to provide a declaration that they have not been in the DR Congo, where an Ebola outbreak occurred, within 21 days prior to boarding the aircraft.
A passenger must provide the airline or aircraft operator with a paper or digital copy of the completed statement confirming that they were not in the DRC within 21 days prior to boarding a flight to the United States, according to the relevant notice.
The press service of Uzbekistan Airways reported that the mandatory requirement to fill out the declaration (Attestation) will come into force on November 3: