Passengers on two recent flights to Regina, three Saskatoon flights confirmed to have COVID-19
Passengers asked to monitor for symptoms
The provincial government says two flights to Regina from other parts of the country earlier this month had passengers who were confirmed to have COVID-19.
The most recent was WestJet flight WS296 from Calgary to Regina on July 6, according to a list provided by the government.
The province said there were also cases confirmed in passengers from an Air Canada flight AC 7947 from Toronto to Regina on July 4.
Anyone who sat in rows 14 to 20 of that flight was potentially infected.
Passengers who were on these flights are being asked to self-monitor for symptoms for 14 days after their arrival.
Three Saskatoon flights were also flagged recently:
- Westjet flight WS3370 from Calgary to Saskatoon on June 11 for passengers in rows four to 10.
- Air Canada flight AC 217 (originally AC 8737) on June 16 for passengers in rows 13 to 19.
- Air Canada flight AC 1121 on June 23. No row numbers were provided.
The full list of affected flights with origins or destinations in Saskatchewan is on the provincial government's website.