London City Airport Reopens for Passenger Flights as U.K. Eases
- Covid-19 pandemic closed in-town hub for three months
- Passengers asked to wear face masks, crowd tracking in place
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London City Airport reopened for passenger flights Sunday after a three-month shutdown due to Covid-19, according to a statement by the airport.
New safety features include temperature checks, signs and floor markings to help with social distancing and crowd-tracking technology so staff can monitor and direct passengers in large crowds to quieter areas. Passengers are also being asked to wear face masks.