Passengers with "Red" status on the Aarogya Setu app — indicating a high-risk status — will be not permitted to travel on domestic flights, which are restarting operations on May 25 after a 2-month suspension. The guidelines were announced by the Civil Aviation ministry earlier today. Passengers have to certify their health status, by either: A self-declaration form that that the passenger is free of COVID-19 symptoms. The form will include declaration that they are not from a containment zone, not under quarantine, not suffering from cough, fever, or respiratory distress, and have not tested COVID-19 positive, among other thing (see image below for all clauses), or Showing their status on their Aarogya Setu app, provided they have a compatible device. In case of "non-availability" of Aarogya Setu, the passenger will be facilitated to go to a counter where it can be…
