The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will require all passengers boarding international flights bound for the United States to submit an attestation form from November 3, local time, pursuant to a public health order.
The measure strengthens efforts against Ebola virus disease and applies to everyone boarding international flights to the United States. The form must be completed for all flights arriving in the United States.
The attestation form confirms that, during the 21 days before boarding a flight bound for the United States, the passenger has not stayed in or transited through an airport in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Japan Airlines (JAL) has announced that passengers boarding flights from Japan to the United States on or after November 2 will be required to submit the attestation form.
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