The US has introduced stricter airline requirements following the Ebola outbreak in parts of Central and East Africa. Travelers coming from affected regions face enhanced screening, routing through designated airports, and possible boarding restrictions aimed at reducing the risk of imported cases. In contrast, Europe has not introduced major new travel restrictions at the same level. So far, the response has largely focused on monitoring the situation, updating general health guidance, and coordinating through public health networks rather than imposing strict entry rules. Health officials say the US measures are precautionary, while Europe is currently relying on surveillance and preparedness unless the situation escalates.