FLIGHTS FROM ITALY
If you are a national traveller coming from ITALY, please make sure to fill out Allegato A to Ordinanza Regionale n. 27 del 02 Giugno 2020 and send a copy to Regione Sardegna.

Please also keep a paper copy to hand in to Airport Police on arrival.

Please find more information on the website of the Regione Sardegna.

RESOURCES
Go & check this WHO page to learn how to protect yourself and others and keep staying healthy

Please check the Italian Civil Protection Agency's for the latest updates

Please check the Italian Health Ministry website for behavioural guidelines

NOTE
Please note all arriving and departing passengers may be subject to temperature screening

INFOLINE
If you are in Sardinia you may dial 1500 or 800-311-377 for more information

FEELING ILL
Please contact the numbers above if you are in Sardinia and feeling feeverish with respiratory limitations. Please avoid going to the ER

HOW TO PROPERLY WASH YOUR HANDS
It takes 60 seconds but it needs to be done ther right way

FLIGHTS FROM ABROAD
Before flying to Olbia, please contact your health insurance provider and consult your national Health Ministry guidelines on travels to – and back from – Italy.

If you are travelling with a private flight operator, please make sure you fill out Attachment A to Ordnance 27 of 02 June 2020 and send a copy via e-mail to Regione Sardegna and to your flight operator.

Please also keep a paper copy to hand in to Airport Police on arrival.

GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
General recommendations for personal hygiene, cough etiquette and keeping a distance of at least one metre from other persons remain particularly important for all travellers. These include:

• Perform hand hygiene frequently, particularly after contact with respiratory secretions. Hand hygiene includes either cleaning hands with soap and water or with an alcohol-based hand rub. Alcohol-based hand rubs are preferred if hands are not visibly soiled; wash hands with soap and water when they are visibly soiled;
• Cover your nose and mouth with a flexed elbow or paper tissue when coughing or sneezing and disposing immediately of the tissue and performing hand hygiene;
• Refrain from touching mouth and nose;
• A medical mask is required by Regional law in all open-public buildings.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Please find the latest updates on Covid19 on the WHO website