CDC mandates Ebola attestation for US-bound flights
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October 29, 2026
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The CDC requires all people aboard international flights to the United States to attest that they were not physically present in the DRC during the previous 21 days.
The order takes effect November 3, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. EST, and is scheduled to remain in effect through December 18 unless changed.
The requirement applies to US citizens, nationals, lawful permanent residents, and foreign travelers on commercial, private, and general aviation flights.
Travelers who were in the DRC may board a US-bound flight beginning on Day 22 after departure, with the departure date counted as Day 0.
Aircraft operators must verify attestations before boarding, retain them for at least 42 days after arrival, and provide them to federal authorities on request.
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