Coronavirus exposure reported on flight from US to Vancouver

An additional flight from the United States has been added to the COVID-19 exposure list by the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC).

The BCCDC is notifying anyone who may have flown from Seattle to Vancouver on July 31 that they may be at risk.

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Alaska Airlines Flight 2930 has been added to the list of coronavirus exposures, specifically with rows 12-14 being impacted.

A flight was posted to the #COVID19 exposures page:
July 31: Alaska Airlines Flight #2930, Seattle to Vancouver #YVR
Reminder: Anyone arriving in BC from outside of Canada is required to self-isolate for 14 days upon their arrival: https://t.co/qqOoL0E5GO

— BCCDC (@CDCofBC) August 10, 2020

A flight from Seattle, Delta 3898 on July 29, was also announced last week as having a potential virus exposure.

More than 20 international flights and over 17 domestic flights have been identified with exposure to coronavirus.

The full list can be found online.