[blueplum]

the airlines are doing it:

Delta Air flew it’s last flight into Milan on Mar 2 and last return flight Mar 3. Suspended all flights until May

American Air has suspended all flights to Milan to resume service late April

https://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrapoza/2020/03/02/delta-united-and-american-airlines-suspend-more-flights-to-coronavirus-impact-zones/#a7527845b5bb

additionally,

national carrier Alitalia said it would suspend international and domestic services from Milan’s main Malpensa airport from Monday and operate only domestic flights from the smaller Linate airport.

https://www.metro.us/news/the-big-stories/italy-locks-down-millions-its-coronavirus-deaths-jump

[ncalburt]

Just like with China situation .
The US was forced to follow their lead.
United is missing .
What about all those Italian charters .
Most of the New cases here are from Italian travelers coming
back infected and spreading it here and crashing at the ER .

Pence you may want to WAKE UP and act .
Trump stated to screen the incoming last Sunday .

[ncalburt]

Did you read this Pence announcement .

No we wont hassle you with a screening after being on a 4-5 plus flight
from Italy .

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8089183/Americans-trapped-locked-northern-Italy-free-fly-home.html

So nice of Pence to make infection here quicker and easier .

[Solson]

It’s a 3 hour drive to the Venice airport. Suspending only flights from Milan is silly. If I’m there I fly to Amsterdam, stay two days. Then fly to the states.

[firebrand]

The Italians might be coming here via another route.