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Fraport TAV Antalya Terminal Management Inc. Introduction & Target Fraport TAV Antalya Terminal Management Inc. Introduction & Target The Current pandemic, namely COVID-19, has severely affected the global aviation industry. The dramatic traffic decrease in commercial air transportation had a sudden impact on all players of the sector as well as the airports as being one of the two main pillars of the sector together with airlines. While closely observing the state of pandemic, variety of new measures became necessity at the airports in order to minimize the risk of virus spread and obtain the maximum health and safety levels to assure the Covid-free travel and maintain efficient operations. Fraport TAV Antalya Airport is one of the first international airport in Turkey that has been entitled to receive the Pandemic Certification of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Turkey. This document briefly addresses all related health and safety measures implemented to enable the efficient restart of aviation operations and maintain the confidence of personnel and travelers in line with the requirements of the certification process. All measures presented are delicately planned, processed and implemented in the premises of our terminals which also cover the most up-to-date instructions of civil aviation organizations and authorities worldwide. The Health and Safety Measures have been implemented in order to: Ensure safe and secure Safeguard health & well-being of travel at the airport both passengers & airport users Health & Safety Measures – Terminal Wide Audio-visual safety Mandatory Social Distancing. Mandatory Thermal Screening to awareness messages all passengers & personnel. displayed to remind passengers about the precautionary measures at the airport. Personnel and passenger Obligatory usage of masks at the contact minimized with entrance of Terminal. Disposal bins plexiglas barriers. for used PPE. Passenger routes and all equipment in the terminal disinfected regularly with special methods. Hand sanitizers are available Obligatory change of gloves after for passengers throughout the each body search. Any contact to terminal. passenger itineraries, personnel ID cards, etc. minimized. Encourage users to offer available contactless payment Fresh air circulation enhanced methods. in all indoor areas. Elevator usage limitation according to social distancing regulation. General Health & Safety Measures PPE (Personal Protective Equipment): PPE (masks, gloves, face shields etc.) used by personnel. Social Distancing: All measures taken to ensure the social distancing at all premises of the terminal. Queue Management: Reconfiguration of queue lines, enforcing social distance. Plexiglas Protective Shield: Personnel and passenger contact minimized with plexiglas barriers. General Health & Safety Measures Thermal Screening: Mandatory thermal screening and secondary temperature control procedure by handheld digital infrared thermometers. Contactless Facilities: Contactless payment and online check-in encouraged to minimize the touch points. Disinfection: Regular and frequent disinfection of facilities, terminal areas, staff offices and equipment to minimize the risk of the infection. Signage & Awareness: Create awareness of precautionary measures against the spread of virus through signage, commercial boards, stickers, screens and ground floor markings. Cleaning & Disinfection Cleaning & Disinfection : Regular and frequent disinfection of facilities, terminal areas and staff offices, and equipment to minimize the risk of the infection. Passenger routes and all equipment in the terminal disinfected regularly with special methods. Fresh air circulation enhanced in all indoor areas. Disposal bins for used PPE (masks, gloves, face shields etc.) provided. PPE (masks, gloves, face shields etc.) used by personnel. Cleaning & Disinfection Disinfection measures are in place for the following areas: . Terminal building surface . Seats . Check-in and passport counters . Restrooms . Security points . Baggage trolleys . Duty Free shops and Food & Beverage areas . Praying rooms . Boarding gates . Information desks . Baggage reclaim areas . Elevators and escalators Health & Safety Measures - Departure Informing the passengers Providing information to through Social Media, passengers about terminal Mobile App and Website facilities via digital about control process at platforms. the airport. Reminding passengers to Reminding passengers regularly check with their about PPE and respective airlines precautionary measures. regarding all information related to their travels. Health & Safety Measures - Departure Warning signs have been Public Transportation not Disinfected baggage trolleys placed in car parks to remind allowed to anyone without are available for our guests. passenger about safety rules. PPE. Health & Safety Measures - Departure Disinfected baggage trolleys Car park staff must all time wear Encourage users to use are available for our guests. necessary PPE. Disposal bins available contactless for PPE located at parking area. payment methods. Health & Safety Measures - Departure Mandatory Thermal Screening to all passengers & staff. Disinfected trolleys are available for our guests. Automated hand sanitizers are available for passengers through out the terminal. Obligatory change of gloves after each body search. Any Obligatory usage of masks at the entrance of contact to passenger itineraries, personnel ID cards, etc. terminal. minimized. Health & Safety Measures - Departure Audio, Visual Safety awareness Terminal wide mandatory social messages displayed to remind passengers about the distance rules. precautionary measures at the airport. Regular and frequent disinfection of facilities, terminal areas to minimize the risk of the infection. Encourage users to offer available contactless payment methods. Health & Safety Measures - Departure Plexiglas barriers placed on the Floor markings for social Check-in desks. distancing installed in front of the Check-in desks. Frequency of cleaning and disinfection increased at high contact areas. PPE (masks, gloves, face shields etc.) used by personnel. Automatic hand sanitizer dispensers placed. Health & Safety Measures - Departure Check-in queue lines have been reconfigured, enforcing social distance. Encourage the use of available self-services such as online check-in to limit human interaction. Health & Safety Measures - Departure Obligatory change of gloves after each body search. Any contact to passenger itineraries, personnel ID cards, etc. minimized. PPE used by personnel and it’s mandatory for passengers and staff. Signage and announcements provided to ensure social distancing. Health & Safety Measures - Departure Frequency of cleaning and disinfection increased at high contact areas. Floor markings for social distancing installed. Temperature control procedure by handheld digital infrared thermometer. Health & Safety Measures - Departure Boarding area disinfected Plexiglas barriers placed on regularly with special the boarding desks. methods. Contactless ID and Boarding card controls. Social distancing rules PPE used by personnel. maintained during all boarding operation. Markings for social distancing installed. Automatic hand sanitizer dispensers placed. Health & Safety Measures - Arrival Signage and De-Boarding areas announcements disinfected regularly with provided to ensure special methods. social distancing. Social distancing rules Usage of PPE is mandatory. maintained during all De-Boarding operation. Markings for social distancing installed. Health & Safety Measures - Arrival Signage and Mandatory Thermal announcements Screening to all provided to ensure passengers. social distancing Social distancing rules Sanitary control areas maintained during all disinfected regularly with operations. Markings special methods. for social distancing installed. Automatic hand PPE to be used by sanitizer dispensers passengers and Health placed. & Sanitary Control Teams at all times. Health & Safety Measures - Arrival Signage and Passaport Control areas announcements disinfected regularly with provided to ensure special methods. social distancing. Social distancing rules PPE to be used by maintained during all passengers and immigration operation. immigration officers at Markings for social all times. distancing installed. Automatic hand Plexiglas barriers sanitizer dispensers placed on the placed. Passport control desks. Health & Safety Measures - Arrival Signage and PPE usage is mandatory. announcements provided to ensure social distancing. Disinfected baggage Social distancing trolleys are available next space-marks installed to all baggage claim at baggage claim carousels. carousels and customs to maintain social distance. Touchless automatic hand sanitizer dispensers placed at Baggage Claim Area. Health & Safety Measures - Arrival Plexiglas barriers placed on the welcome desks. Frequency of cleaning and disinfection increased at high contact areas. PPE used by personnel. Floor markings for social distancing installed in front of the welcome desks. Social distance between seating groups maintained. Health & Safety Measures – Commercial Areas PPE use is mandatory by staff working in commercial outlets and service facilities. Signage and announcements provided to ensure social distancing. Floor markings installed in front of the cashiers. Plexiglas barriers placed on the cashiers. Contactless payment encouraged to minimize the touch points. Disposable and single use cutleries and packed products are obligatory. Paper based menus are prohibited. Digital menu
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