U.S. Requires All Passengers from Ebola-Affected Countries to Arrive at Washington-Dulles Airport

U.S. passengers returning from Ebola-affected countries must arrive at Washington-Dulles International Airport in Virginia. The requirement applies to travelers entering the United States from countries currently reporting Ebola cases. Officials stated the single-airport rule is intended to consolidate screening procedures.

Passengers will undergo health screening upon arrival at Dulles before proceeding to their final destinations. The Department of Homeland Security did not specify the duration of the policy or name additional affected airports. U.S. citizens and residents returning from the designated countries. No other entry points will accept these flights under the new directive.