According to eTurboNews, Equatorial Guinea’s national air carrier Ceiba International has resumed regional flights to neighbouring African countries, after taking measures to safeguard the country against the Ebola crisis.
The temporary suspension of flights was a precautionary measure adopted by the government, but it resumed the flights after it obtained equipment to detect and confront a possible Ebola outbreak.
Flights were resumed in order to break the isolation of the affected neighbouring countries, which require commercial air service in order to receive supplies and maintain commercial ties with the rest of the continent.