By Cathy Elelman • Published: 14 May 2020 • 18:10
PRECAUTION: AENA said the measure was aimed at protecting passengers and airport workers from possible Covid-19 infection CREDIT: commons.wikimedia.org Arodriguezgo
AIRPORT operator AENA has taken the decision to bar anyone who does not have a boarding pass from entering Palma’s Son Sant Joan terminal building. AENA said the measure, which came into force on Wednesday afternoon, had been adopted as part of procedures to protect passengers and airport workers from possible Covid-19 infection.
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