Swiss International has cut off flights from Hong Kong due to forty rules Aviation

The airline continues to cut flights to British Airways and Cathay Pacific in response to strict city quarantine regulations.

Swiss International Air Lines has temporarily suspended flights to Hong Kong until December 11 due to tightening quarantine restrictions for crews, the Swiss unit of the German group Lufthansa said on Saturday.

The move involves a total of four flights from Zurich, a spokesman said, with Hong Kong being the only destination involved.

Switzerland would closely monitor the situation with a view to resuming services, he said.

The move also came after British Airways and Cathay Pacific cut off flights in response to the city’s strict quarantine rules. frustrated by foreign businesses and neighbors. Under a strict “Zero COVID” policy, Hong Kong, the international business and financial center, promises a 14-21 day quarantine for almost all arrivals, whether or not they have been vaccinated.

Global airlines are poised for greater volatility as a result of the Omicron coronavirus variant, which could force them to change their schedules and destinations in a short time and rely more on domestic markets as much as possible.