Another 37 BC flights added to COVID-19 exposure list this week

The British Columbia Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) has added another 37 flights to its list of potential coronavirus exposures this week.

They are:

• Oct. 18: Flair 8501, Vancouver to Waterloo
• Oct. 23: Delta 3808, Seattle to Vancouver
• Oct. 23: WestJet 3326, Vancouver to Kelowna
• Oct. 24: British Airways 85, London to Vancouver
• Oct. 24: Delta 3808, Seattle to Vancouver
• Oct. 24: Flair 691, Winnipeg to Abbotsford
• Oct. 24: Flair 8602, Calgary to Abbotsford
• Oct. 25: Lufthansa 492, Frankfurt to Vancouver
• Oct. 26: Flair 691, Winnipeg to Abbotsford
• Oct. 27: British Airways 85, London to Vancouver
• Oct. 29: Swoop 109, Hamilton to Abbotsford
• Oct. 23: Air Canada 860, Vancouver to London
• Oct. 26: Flair 603, Abbotsford to Edmonton
• Oct. 26: Swoop 201, Edmonton to Abbotsford
• Oct. 28: Air Canada 129, Toronto to Vancouver
• Oct. 28: Air Canada 292, Vancouver to Winnipeg
• Oct. 28: Air Canada/Jazz 8122, Portland to Vancouver
• Oct. 29: Air Canada 561, San Francisco to Vancouver
• Oct. 26: Air Canada 555, Los Angeles to Vancouver
• Oct. 26: Air Canada 861, London to Vancouver
• Oct. 28: Pacific Coastal Airlines 874, Bella Bella to Vancouver
• Oct. 30: Air Canada 303, Montreal to Vancouver
• Oct. 31: WestJet 711, Toronto to Vancouver
• Oct 23: WestJet 479, Calgary to Kelowna
• Oct. 23: WestJet 3172, Comox to Calgary
• Oct. 27: Alaska Airlines 2154, Seattle to Vancouver
• Oct. 28: Air Canada 45, Delhi to Vancouver
• Oct. 29: WestJet 109, Calgary to Vancouver
• Oct. 30: Air Canada/Jazz 8067, Vancouver to Victoria
• Oct. 30: Air Canada/Jazz 8122, Portland to Vancouver
• Oct. 31: Air Canada 861, London to Vancouver
• Oct. 31: Air Canada/Jazz 8354, Vancouver to Penticton
• Oct. 31: Air Canada/Jazz 8547, Winnipeg to Vancouver
• Oct. 23: WestJet 3172, Comox to Kelowna
• Oct. 24: WestJet 119, Calgary to Vancouver
• Oct. 26: WestJet 193, Calgary to Abbotsford
• Oct. 27: Air Canada/Jazz 8841, San Francisco to Vancouver

More on entering Canada is available here.

Passengers on a domestic flight with a COVID-19 exposure are advised to self-monitor for symptoms for 14 days.

For more from the BCCDC, click here.

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