Do I need a nucleic acid certificate to fly?

As of June 5438+February, 2022, several airports have announced the cancellation of nucleic acid and health treasure inspection. Passengers are advised to confirm in advance before traveling.

Take Beijing as an example: on the evening of February 7, 65438, it is no longer necessary to register, take temperature measurement and check the negative certificate of nucleic acid test when entering the terminal building of Capital Airport. However, if you enter a restaurant (canteen), time lounge and other closed places, you need to use the scan code to register and check the negative certificate of nucleic acid detection within 48 hours.

Beijing Daxing International Airport said that from now on, passengers entering the terminal building of Daxing Airport will no longer check the negative certificate of nucleic acid test and health code, and their temperature measurement will be cancelled. However, when entering the restaurant (canteen) and other closed places in the terminal building, it is still necessary to scan the code to check the negative certificate of 48-hour nucleic acid test.

Precautions for passengers' travel:

Flight requirements are related to the prevention and control policies of the destination. Please contact your flight company for confirmation in time. With the change of epidemic situation, relevant prevention and control measures may be adjusted in time. Please refer to the requirements of field staff. Before boarding the plane, the staff will check the materials needed at the destination to see the nucleic acid requirements of the destination. If there is no local nucleic acid requirement, don't check it.

Passengers should also confirm the latest epidemic prevention and control requirements of origin, transit, stop and destination provinces and cities in advance before traveling, and prepare relevant documents in advance as required to avoid inconvenience and loss.

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