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October 23, 2021 - 9:51 AM
In the last two weeks, eight Kelowna and Kamloops flights have carried passengers with COVID-19.
The B.C. Centre for Disease Control asks passengers on a domestic flight with a COVID-19 case to self-monitor for symptoms for 14 days.
Passengers are not notified if they are seated near a person with the disease. Instead, the Centre for Disease Control posts an updated list of flight exposures on its website.
WestJet flight 479, flying from Calgary to Kelowna Oct.16, had an exposure affecting rows 13 to 19.
Air Canada flight 1130, from Kelowna to Toronto, had an exposure affecting rows 19 to 26, Oct. 15.
WestJet flight 3181, Oct. 14, from Edmonton to Kelowna had an exposure affecting rows one to six.
WestJet flight 260, Oct. 12, from Kelowna to Edmonton, carried a passenger with COVID-19, affecting rows one to five.
WestJet flight 512, Oct. 9, from Kelowna to Toronto, had an exposure affecting rows one to seven.
Air Canada/Jazz flight 8425, Oct. 15, from Calgary to Kamloops, had an exposure affecting rows 17 to 23.
WestJet flight 3208, from Kamloops to Calgary, had an exposure Oct. 13 affecting rows five to 11.
Air Canada/Jazz flight 8194, Oct. 10, from Vancouver to Kamloops, had an exposure affecting rows one to six.
For more information on flight exposures, visit the Centre for Disease Control’s website.
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