Italy bans overhead storage on certain flights due to COVID-19 - Business Insider

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An Alitalia employee waits at the desk the Leonardo Da Vinci airport, in Rome, Tuesday, March 17, 2020. For most people, the new coronavirus causes only mild or moderate symptoms. For some it can cause more severe illness, especially in older adults and people with existing health problems.aviation authority banned the use of overhead storage compartments on all flights to, from, or within the country.

The restriction is meant to prevent people from crowding in the aisles before and after flights, potentially transmitting theItaly also lifted social distancing requirements on flights, although passengers are still required to wear face masks.Italy's National Civil Aviation Authority said on Friday that overhead storage compartments must be blocked on certain flights to, from, and within the country, part of an unusual effort to try and combat the spread of the novel coronavirus on planes.

According to the ENAC announcement, passengers will not be required to pay a checked bag fee for luggage that could normally be brought onboard. Passengers can still store smaller items under the seat in front of them. ENAC had previously required airlines to seat passengers at least a meter apart, The Local reports, effectively capping planes at half of their usual capacity. The social-distancing rule was dropped for planes outfitted with High Efficiency Particulate Air filters, which includes most civil passenger aircraft in use today.

Bwa. If youre familiar with US Italy tourist types (i.e. fetishists for all kinds of Italian products and souvenirs) this decision marks a MAJOR inconvenience. Allora...

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