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These Indian Airlines Are Offering COVID-19 Test Facilities To Travellers

Most Indian states have made it mandatory for incoming passengers to carry a valid COVID-19 test. These airlines have stepped up to help.

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By: Kumar Shree Published: May 28, 2021 11:50 AM IST

These Indian Airlines Are Offering COVID-19 Test Facilities To Travellers

Since most Indian states have made it mandatory for incoming passengers to carry a valid COVID-19 negative RT-PCR test report, airlines have now stepped forward to help passengers. Getting a test in these times can be a bit difficult; hence, these airlines are offering COVID-19 test facilities so that you can travel hassle-free. By Kumar Shree

Air Asia

 

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Air Asia has launched COVID-19 test facilities in many formats. You can opt for a drive-through or take at-home testing service. The airline has partnered with Siloam Hospitals in Indonesia, and passengers can get their tests done for INR 700. You can book the test by visiting their website.

GoFirst

 

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GoFirst has joined hands with Stemz Healthcare for its Pre-flight COVID-19 Passenger Test initiative. You can avail these services in India and abroad. Visit the GoXtras section on the airline’s website and choose the Pre-flight COVID-19 Passenger Test option to avail the test.

IndiGo

 

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Even IndiGo has partnered with Stemz Healthcare Private Limited for conducting RT-PCR tests for its passengers. You can book the same on the airline’s dedicated testing website

SpiceJet

 

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SpiceJet passengers can avail COVID-19 tests at INR 299, while others will need to pay INR 499. SpiceJet has also put together a SpiceHealth unit to set up mobile testing facilities across India. People can choose to visit these facilities or take at-home tests for INR 450.

Editor’s Note: Keeping the current situation of the pandemic in mind, T+L India recommends every reader to stay safe and take all government-regulated precautions in case of travel at this time is necessary. Please follow our stories on COVID-19 for all the latest travel guidelines.

Related: British Airways Testing Their Own Digital Health Passport For Flights From UK To India

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Kumar Shree

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