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Only Notams Explicitly Including COVID-19 Related Information Are Summarised COVID 19 RELATED-NOTAMS WITH NETWORK IMPACT VALID ON 28 APRIL 2020 – 1000 UTC Disclaimer: The information provided in this document is for general informational purposes only. It is publicly available information that has been generated by the States and authorities concerned or that has been created by EUROCONTROL on the basis of information generated by States or authorities. EUROCONTROL makes no representation nor gives any warranty of any kind, express or implied, on the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability for any purpose or availability of the information. In case of any type of use of any or all information provided in this document, EUROCONTROL shall not be held liable or accountable for any loss or damage, be it direct or indirect, arising from the use of the information, its incorrectness or its incompleteness. Only NOTAMs explicitly including COVID-19 related information are summarised. All operational stakeholders are requested to consult the most up-to-date AIS publications. Text highlighted in green indicates information with European ATM network impact Changes from previous edition highlighted in yellow Country NOTAM NOTAM VALIDITY Specificity Pax restrictions Flights restrictions No. Albania A0056/20 2004271956-2005302359EST Airport LAAA airport closed to availability all intl. flights, with exemptions granted for emergency, cargo, technical, repatriation, UN flights HUM/MEDEVAC Algeria A0895/20 2004011137-2007011100EST Flights All international flights prohibited to/from Algeria prohibited Armenia A0052/20 2004140642-2005141300 General Declaration filing No Armenia A0051/20 2004140640-2005141300 Pax Foreign Pax prohibited forbidden to enter Armenia except for the once with permanent or temporary residence, are spouses or children of citizens of Armenia, employees of foreign diplomatic missions and consular institutions, representatives of international missions and organizations, Russian militaries who work in Document Confidentiality Classification: Green Armenia; All pax returning from the above countries must undergo 14 days quarantine; some exemptions granted; Armenia A0053/20 2004140645-2005141300 Flights All scheduled prohibited international pax flights are prohibited; Austria A0918/20 2004101338-2006302359 General Declaration filing requirements Austria A0919/20 2004101344-2007092359 General Medical requirements certificates Austria A0921/20 2004140000-2004302359 General Mandatory port requirements of masks on board of aircraft Austria A0899/20 2004090636-2004302359 Flights Flights between prohibited Austria and China/Iran/Italy/ South Korea/France/ Switzerland/Spain/Unit ed Kingdom/The Netherlands/ Ukraine/Russia are prohibited; exemptions granted for cargo, emergency, ambulance, ferry, repatriation flights Austria A0917/20 2004101330-2004302359 Pax Austrian, EEA/EU prohibited and Swiss citizens, their family, legal Austrian residents, on 14 days self- monitored home quarantine plus other requirements and exemptions; Third country nationals not allowed to enter Austria from outside Schengen area with exemptions; third country citizens entering Austria from the Schengen area to provide certificate proving no infection with COVID-19; exemptions applied for crews and other categories of passengers Document Confidentiality Classification: Green Austria B0528/20 2004160656-2004302100EST Airports LOIR closed; availability Austria B0451/20 2004020609-2004301500EST Airports LOGG closed except availability technical flights Austria B0510/20 2004140916-2004300800EST Airports LOAB closed except for availability local works and maint flts; Austria A0745/20 2003230001-2004301500EST Airports LOWI Ops hours availability suspended-full airport operations on request only; Austria B0396/20 2003241429-2004301500EST Airports LOLS closed availability Austria B0397/20 2003241431-2004301500EST Airports LOLK closed availability Austria B0442/20 2003310925-2004301500EST Airports LOLU closed availability Austria A0930/20 2004140851-2005021843EST Airports LOAN available only availability PPR Austria B0402/20 2003250700-2004301100 Airports LOLW closed; limited availability ops hours (MON-FRI 0700-1100), some exemptions granted Austria A0824/20 2004010000-2004302200 Airports LOWS available on A0852/20 2004040000-2006301500EST availability request Austria A0910/20 2004100900-2005032100 Airports LOWL availability; availability Austria A1017/20 2004240843-2004301200EST Airports LOIJ closed availability Austria B0400/20 2003241444-2004300800EST Airports LOAG closed except for availability important arr/dep Austria B0526/20 2004160800-2004301900EST Airports LOAU closed exc for availability urgent maintenance flights Austria B0502/20 2004130620-2004300800EST Airports LOIH available only PPR availability Austria B0506/20 2004130653-2004300800EST Airports LOKL closed availability Austria B0507/20 2004130739-2004300800EST Airports LOAS closed availability Austria B0497/20 2004100747-2004301850EST Airports LOGO closed availability Austria B0560/20 2004230700-2005010700 Airports LOGT closed except for availability emergency, military, flt according to Praha 145 aviation act, SRF, emergency helicopters, police helicopters and local work and maint flts; Austria A1029/20 2004270942-2005311800EST Airports LOWZ available only availability PPR Austria A0966/20 2004170911-2004302359 Airports LOWG opening hours A1024/20 2004270620-2004302130 availability Austria B0543/20 2004210645-2004302200 Airports LOLG closed availability Austria B0553/20 2004210922-2004301800 Airports LOLC closed except availability rescue flights Azerbaïdjan A0019/20 2002292354-2005292359 Flights All flights from prohibited Azerbaijan to and from Iran are prohibited Document Confidentiality Classification: Green until further notification Azerbaïdjan A0048/20 2004091115- 2005312359 Flights All regular A0049/20 2004091116- 2005312359 prohibited international pax A0050/20 2004091117- 2005312359 flights prohibited A0051/20 2004091119- 2005312359 (UBBB, UBBG, UBBN, A0052/20 2004091120- 2005312359 UBBY, UBBQ, UBBL) A0053/20 2004091120- 2005312359 Belgium A0880/20 2004132200-2005142159 Airport EBBR - Pax flights only availability allowed to operated btn 0800UTC and 1600UTC, exemptions given for ACFT in emerg, cargo flights, technical landing, HUM/MED/REP flights after coordination with airport authorities, UN flights, MIL flt; general aviation flights, PPR handling company required; Belgium A1002/20 2004211056-2005032159EST Airport EBCI – operational availability hours 0715-1415, with exemptions granted for emerg, cargo, Mil, state, Medical, ferry and main flt Belgium B1697/20 2004161400-2005032159 Airport EBTX closed to all availability traffic; Bosnia- A0855/20 2004020928-2004302359EST Pax Foreign Pax No explicit flights ban Herzegovina prohibited prohibited to enter Bosnia and Herzegovina with exemptions granted; All arriving pax and crew must complete a public health pax locator form (PLF); All arriving nationals of Bosnia and Herzegovina will be put in 14 days quarantine; Bosnia- A0875/20 2004031955-2004302359 Flights and International Herzegovina Pax borders closed for No explicit flights ban prohibited all pax at international airports (LQSA, LQMO, LQBK, LQTZ) in Bosnia and Herzegovina; all international pax flights prohibited except transport of goods and mail, SAR, HUM, medical, tech landing, positioning acft Document Confidentiality Classification: Green for BH registered acft, emergency, flight calibration, technical without disembarkation, state, special purpose flights. Bosnia- A0771/20 2003261829-2006012359EST General Requirements Herzegovina based on EASA No SIB 2020-02 Bosnia- A1022/20 2004152126-2004302359EST Airports Int airport Sarajevo Herzegovina availability operational hours Bulgaria A0386/20 2004071554-2005132100 Pax Air operators are prohibited allowed to transport pax when transit to return to their country of origin for the following cases: EU citizens incl San Marino, Andorra, Monaco, Vatican and their family members; Non-EU citizens authorized to travel transit to an EU country for long period, incl San Marino, Andorra, Monaco, Vatican and their family members; Citizens of Serbia, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Turkey; Bulgaria A0436/20 2004230819-2005132100 Pax Pax from Italy, prohibited Spain, France, UK and Northern Ireland, Germany, Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Luxembourg are prohibited to enter Bulgaria; exemptions granted; Bulgaria A0388/20 2004071902-2005132100 Crew Restrictions for restrictions crew operating on flights from/to: Italy, Spain, France, UK and Northern Ireland, Germany, Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Luxembourg, as well as to the aerodromes of Document Confidentiality Classification: Green third /Non-EU/ countries; Bulgaria A0391/20 2004100634-2005132100 Airports LBGO opening hours opening hours Croatia A1442/20 2003310856-2004302359EST General Actions when No arriving in Croatia Croatia A1445/20 2003310928-2004302359EST General TCO must follow No EASA safety directive (SD Nr. 2020-002) Croatia A1696/20 2004181732-2005182359 Pax Foreign pax not prohibited allowed to enter Croatia for 30 days, except citizens of Croatia and long term No residents; return to their domicile states allowed for EU, Schengen and Schengen associated States citizens and their long term residents; other exemptions granted Croatia A1372/20 2003280500-2004301000 Airports LDPL flights obliged to availability obtain approval and agree schedule with the airports
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