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Coronavirus: Widespread Support For China Flight Ban

United Airlines has announced that it is extending its ban on flights to China and Hong Kong until April 24 amid concerns about the coronavirus. Both Delta and American Airlines have also made the decision to suspend flights until late April. A new Ipsos MORI poll has gauged attitudes about the spread of the coronavirus with a majority of people across eight major economies seeing it as a real threat to the world.

Considering those findings, it does not come as too much of a surprise that majorities in all countries surveyed also support a ban on flights to and from China. 75 percent of Australians support a flight ban, along with 68 percent in the United States and 59 percent in Germany.

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This chart shows the share of the public agreeing that airlines in their country should stop flying to China.

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Percentage of respondents worldwide who support or oppose air travel restrictions to China from their country due to COVID-19 as of February 9, 2020, by country
Percentage of respondents worldwide who think it is likely or unlikely people will be less likely to travel to China due to coronavirus (COVID-19) as of February 9, 2020, by country
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Share of people who approve of how airlines handled the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak worldwide in 2020
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Do you approve or disapprove of the job airline companies are doing in handling the spread of coronavirus in the United States?
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Share of people who approve how airlines handled the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak worldwide in 2020, by country
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Support rates for prohibiting indoor smoking in public spaces in China in 2018, by place

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