Seven Flights Between Toronto & Vancouver Last Week Were Flagged For COVID-19 Exposure

Both Air Canada and WestJet flights were affected.
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Canadians are still taking to the skies and taking COVID-19 with them — a number of flights between Toronto and Vancouver are on a BCCDC exposures list this month.

So far in September, there have been 17 flights between the two cities with a confirmed case.

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Last week between Sunday, September 13 and Thursday, September 17 there were seven flights alone.

You can check the full list of flight numbers and airlines with the BCCDC and anyone who was a passenger on one of them should self-monitor for symptoms for the next two weeks.

Most of the flights even report the "affected rows" on the plane that show where people would be most likely to sit near the person with COVID-19.

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