Dutch carrier KLM has announced it will suspend all international flights from Friday 22 February 2021.
The decision to suspend flights is part of the Dutch government’s requirement that all travelers, including crew, must undertake both a PCR and antigen test before flying.
KLM has said that the move is important in order to avoid crew being stranded overseas as a result. The airline will also halt some of its European flights in response to the government’s new COVID requirements.
The Dutch government also announced today that it would require all travelers, from every country, to carry both a negative antigen test result and a negative PCR result before boarding a flight to the Netherlands.
Netherlands' Prime Minister Mark Rutte also said today that the Dutch government has the plan to ban all flights from the UK, South Africa, and South America for one month, starting from Saturday 23 February. The country has also implemented a strict curfew from 20:30 (8PM) to 04:30 each day.
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