Reliance on continuous cleaning protocols to disinfect and sanitize high-traffic areas for our employees, tenants, and guests, including bathrooms, airline kiosks, TSA bins, etc.
Partnership with private industry and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation to pilot use of leading-edge robotic technology as a pilot program, to dispense FDA-approved disinfecting materials through a multi-head electrostatic sprayer array
Placement of hand sanitizer stations throughout the terminal, pre- and post-TSA screening
Installation of custom plexiglass shields at all interaction points, including ticket counters, rental car facility, etc.
Offering personal protection equipment, such as facial coverings to guests in concession areas and through vending machines
Use of visual clues to reinforce physical distancing throughout the airport through floor clings, stanchion toppers, wall decals, and computer monitors
Placement of signage throughout the terminal – overhead, wall-mounted, door-placed – reminding guests about ways to limit the spread of COVID-19
Installation of energy-efficient HVAC systems that improved indoor air quality and temperature comfort
Encouragement of all team members and guests to wear facial coverings
Michigan law requires you wear a facial covering over your nose and mouth at all times in an enclosed public space, such as the terminal, taxi, or other rideshare. If you forget your facial covering, you may purchase one at sites throughout the terminal.
Do not place personal items like phones, wallets and keys in provided bins for screening at TSA checkpoints. Secure these personal items in your carry-on bag prior to screening.
Bring your own hand sanitizer, and be sure to use it frequently. TSA is temporarily allowing passengers to bring hand sanitizer containers up to 12 ounces in size in your carry-on, which is much larger than the standard 3.4 ounces (100 ml) previously allowed. The 3.4-ounce rule still applies to other liquids in your carry-on. More information is available on the TSA COVID-19 response webpage.
Prior to arrival, download mobile boarding passes, when available, to limit the amount of exchanges you make with employees.
Arrive at the airport at least two hours prior to your scheduled departure time to allow for new check-in and security processes.
Maintain a physical distance of six feet from others at all times in the airport terminal.
Remain home and avoid travel if you have recently been diagnosed with or are currently experiencing symptoms of COVID-19.
Hold identification documents up for employees to check, rather than passing the documents to them.
Consult your airline website for additional information, guidance, and support.
Quarantine at home for 14 days, if you’ve recently had close contact with someone who has COVID-19.
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AIRLINE COVID-19 RESPONSES & FLIGHT STATUS
We encourage you to visit individual airline websites to learn more about their COVID-19 responses and protocols, as well as find information on your flight status and affected amenities.
