EASA Makes Recommendations On Vaccinating Aircrews

Guy Ferneyhough March 25, 2021
Aeoporti Di Roma vaccination center
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EASA is suggesting aircrew members wait 48 hours after receiving a dose of COVID-19 vaccine before taking to the skies in case of side effects. That time period could be extended to 72 hours for pilots performing single-crew operations, EASA said in a March 26 safety information bulletin (SIB)...
Guy Ferneyhough

Based in London, Guy Ferneyhough is Managing Editor, Aviation Week Intelligence Network, and Aviation Week's Podcast Editor.

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