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VANCOUVER – The BC Center for Disease Control has added several more flights to its list of COVID-19 exposures.
The BCCDC added two flights to Tuesday’s list e nine more on Wednesday.
The latest additions only took off on November 5th and October 22nd. The details of the affected flights follow.
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October 22: Lufthansa flight 492 from Frankfurt to Vancouver (rows 22 to 27)
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October 29: Air Canada / Jazz flight 8084 Seattle to Vancouver (rows one to five)
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October 30: Aeromexico Flight 696 Mexico City to Vancouver (rows 13 to 19)
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October 30: Air Canada flight 25 from Vancouver to Incheon (rows 50 to 55)
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October 30: Air Canada Flight 114 Vancouver to Toronto (file 43 to 49)
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November 2: Flair flight 8187 from Prince George to Edmonton (rows 26 to 32)
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November 2: Flair flight 8157 Toronto to Vancouver (rows 29 to 32)
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November 3: Air Canada Flight 8418 Vancouver to Kelowna (rows one through seven)
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November 3: WestJet Flight 706 Vancouver to Toronto (rows 25-29)
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November 4: United Airlines Flight 1641 Denver to Vancouver (lines 22-27)
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November 5: WestJet Flight 129 from Calgary to Vancouver (rows 4 to 10)
Anyone who was a passenger on any of the listed flights should automatically monitor for COVID-19 symptoms, trying to test and self-isolate if they develop.
Passengers seated in the specified rows are considered to be at increased risk of contracting the disease due to their proximity to a known case.
Anyone arriving in BC on an international flight is required to self-isolate for 14 days upon landing.
British Columbia health officials no longer directly contact people sitting next to someone with a confirmed case of COVID-19 on a flight. Instead, health authorities post alerts online about affected flights.
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