He added, “In line with the gradual return to normalcy and in coordination with NCEMA and the General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA), we are pleased to announce the new protocol on business charter flights.”
He clarified that the protocol covers resident and visiting businesspersons and stipulates they must register their arrival, by submitting the relevant through the ICA website. They must also present the official approval issued by the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Ports Security and a copy of vaccination certificates upon arrival, he continued.
Businesspersons arriving in the UAE must also present a negative PCR test result with a QR code dated less than 48 hours prior to departure, as well as a negative result of a Rapid PCR test taken at the airport within six hours of the departure time.
Moreover, a PCR test will be carried out upon arrival to the UAE, with two more to be taken on the fourth and eight days. The protocol also includes cancelling the maximum capacity of business charter flights, allowing all vaccinated businesspersons to enter the UAE as per the set guidelines.
Dr. Al Ameri further added, “We laud all national efforts aimed at ensuring recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, and we thank all segments of the community for adhering to relevant protocols.
“We urge the public to continue adhering to applicable guidelines, which will strengthen the recovery process and further reduce infections.”
“We urge everyone to commit to the updated protocols announced by the official authorities,” he said, in conclusion.
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