n The airline said it would require its crew to be vaccinated Coronavirus disease Until December.
Wiz The airline stated that it is implementing this policy for all pilots and crew as part of its commitment to “protect the health and safety of passengers and crew.”
The Hungary-based airline serves 11 UK airports and added that the measure will support “long-term smooth and continuous flight operations”.
Jozsef Varadi, CEO of Wizz Air Group, said: “At Wizz Air, our number one priority is the health and safety of our passengers and employees.
“We have a responsibility to protect the crew and passengers on board by reducing the risk of Covid-19, and vaccine Plays a vital role in this regard. “
In some cases, staff will be able to prove that they are not infected by performing antigen or PCR tests instead of vaccination, but the airline has not specified what these conditions are.
Previously, United Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines required American employees to be vaccinated.
Other US companies have recommended that their employees must be vaccinated before returning to the office or workplace.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai sent an email to employees in August announcing the vaccine requirements for employees returning to the office.
Although it is not clear how the company plans to implement the policy.
Netflix, Morgan Stanley and Disney have announced similar regulations from some employees.
Facebook also hopes that American employees will be fully vaccinated before returning to the office.
Lori Goler, Facebook’s vice president of personnel, said: “As our office reopens, we will require anyone who comes to work on our American campus to be vaccinated.”
