Airlines flying to Ebola-affected countries

Only a few international carriers are still flying to the three West African countries hardest hit by the Ebola outbreak, keeping a vital link open for aid workers but raising fears that the virus could spread further afield

Serving Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone. Passengers screened in West Africa before boarding but not on arrival in Brussels

Serving Conakry airport in Guinea. No special checks performed on passengers at Charles de Gaulle airport, according to Aeroports de Paris

Daily flights to/from Ebola-hit region. “Medical monitoring” of passengers at Mohammed V airport in Casablanca 

Dakar

SENEGAL

GUINEA

Conakry

Freetown 

SIERRA LEONE

Monrovia 

ATLANTIC OCEAN

LIBERIA

CÔTE D’IVOIRE

Brussels

Ebola outbreak

Widespread and intense

Initial case(s) or localised* 

Plans to resume flights on October 24. Flew seven times a week to Monrovia and Freetown via Accra before flight suspension in August

Resuming flights on October 16  

NIGERIA  

To Nairobi 

Port Harcourt

BELGIUM

Paris

FRANCE

Madrid

SPAIN 

Casablanca 

MOROCCO

Lagos

Accra

GHANA

Abidjan 

Source: Wire agencies

*Includes United States (not shown)

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