Flight
made the difficult decision to temporarily close all locations as of March 16, 2020 in an effort to prevent the further spread of COVID-19.
STERLING, VA. (PRWEB) MARCH 16, 2020
“As an international brand and as a company operating in the field of family fun activities, we take our social responsibility very seriously,” states CEO Steven L. Yeffa. “It is for this reason that we made the difficult decision to temporarily close all our locations as of March 16, 2020 in an effort to prevent the further spread of COVID-19.”
Flight’s
efforts to reinforce its already strict cleaning measures in order to maintain a hygienic play area for its Customers and Team members resulted in zero reports of infection from interaction in Flight’s
30 company-owned facilities. However, “The health of our Team Members and Guests is our top priority, and by temporarily closing, we hope to prevent the further spread of the virus and mitigate the growing anxiety from our Guests and Team Members. We also encourage other businesses in the community and in our family entertainment industry to do the same.”, said Yeffa
The actions being taken are consistent with the directives received from the CDC and public health officials. Flight
offers apologies for any inconvenience and would like to reassure their Guests that the parks will be open as soon as the current situation is resolved and look forward to welcoming Guests back to their parks in the near future.
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"As an international brand and as a company operating in the field of family fun activities, we take our social responsibility very seriously," states CEO Steven L. Yeffa.
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