Global News is tracking reported potential COVID-19 exposures on flights through British Columbia's airports.

The flights occurred between July 10 and July 17, and include both international and domestic travel.

One flight originated in Toronto, while the other flew from Vancouver to Victoria.

The BC CDC recommends passengers on the affected flights self-isolate and monitor for symptoms for 14 days from the date of travel.

The Canadian Transportation Agency is standing firm that airlines are not obliged to refund passengers for flights suspended by the pandemic, despite orders from the United States and European Union.

Only healthy people will be allowed to board a coronavirus evacuation flight from Wuhan, China, Ontario officials said Monday.