Passengers on Thunder Bay flights operated by three separate airlines impacted by potential COVID-19 exposure.
THUNDER BAY – Passengers on five recent Thunder Bay flights could have been exposed to COVID-19, federal health authorities advise.
The flights in question arrived at or departed the Thunder Bay Airport on May 4 and 5, according to a a federal database that tracks potential exposures on board public transportation including flights, buses, trains, and cruise ships.
The first reported instance involves Wasaya Airlines flight 925 from Sioux Lookout to Thunder Bay on May 4. Affected rows are listed as “unknown,” indicating either the infected passenger’s seat couldn’t be verified, or the exposure involved an infected member of the flight crew.
THUNDER BAY – Passengers on five recent Thunder Bay flights could have been exposed to COVID-19, federal health authorities advise.
The flights in question arrived at or departed the Thunder Bay Airport on May 4 and 5, according to a a federal database that tracks potential exposures on board public transportation including flights, buses, trains, and cruise ships.
The first reported instance involves Wasaya Airlines flight 925 from Sioux Lookout to Thunder Bay on May 4. Affected rows are listed as “unknown,” indicating either the infected passenger’s seat couldn’t be verified, or the exposure involved an infected member of the flight crew.
source tbnewswatch