Quite a symbol and not the least. Delta Air Lines is reopening its Paris-New York route with three weekly flights to switch to a daily frequency from July 3.
Paris-New York on a daily basis
It was high time to “get out of this dictatorship of fear” to use the words of a French doctor about the restrictive measures around the coronavirus pandemic. And the good news, which also carries with it a strong symbolic charge, is that Delta Air Lines has decided to reopen its Paris-New York line with three weekly flights, then with a daily frequency from July 3. next. The Paris-Detroit will follow the next day. The American company resumed its flights between France and the United States last May with a daily flight between Paris and Atlanta.
Sanitary measures
Of course, the essential health measures are present and the new hygiene procedures include: disinfection of aircraft before each flight, the presence of high-performance HEPA filters in the air circulation systems, capping of the passenger capacity throughout the aircraft to ensure the separation between passengers on board, until September 30, 2020, boarding from the rear to the front for the number of passengers having to pass each other, the temporary rationalization of the on-board catering service (we will therefore have to wait a little longer for the return of gueuleton in Premium class), direct distribution of accessories to passengers when available, including hand disinfectants in the wellness kits and obligation for staff and passengers to wear a face mask or appropriate cover when traveling. What largely put an end to the “ambient paranoid”.
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