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04.08.2020

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Airlines Updates	04.08.2020 British Airways during the month of August 2020 schedules 101 European routes out of London Heathrow, including domestic service, with approximate 805 weekly departures. Planned operation based on 02AUG20 OAG schedules listing as follow. Note due to various travel restriction and quarantine rule, planned operation listed below remains subject to change and may see last minute modifications. The following list does not include flights operated by BA CityFlyer. Domestic London Heathrow – Aberdeen 10 weekly London Heathrow – Belfast City 9 weekly London Heathrow – Edinburgh 17 weekly London Heathrow – Glasgow 14 weekly London Heathrow – Inverness 6 weekly London Heathrow – Jersey 18 weekly London Heathrow – Manchester 7 weekly London Heathrow – Newcastle 5 weekly London Heathrow – Newquay 5 weekly Europe London Heathrow – Alicante 11 weekly London Heathrow – Amsterdam 17 weekly London Heathrow – Athens 35 weekly London Heathrow – Barcelona 18 weekly London Heathrow – Bari 3 weekly London Heathrow – Basel/Mulhouse 4 weekly London Heathrow – Bastia 1 weekly London Heathrow – Berlin Tegel 17 weekly London Heathrow – Bilbao 3 weekly London Heathrow – Billund 3 weekly London Heathrow – Bodrum 1 weekly London Heathrow – Bologna 12 weekly London Heathrow – Bordeaux 5 weekly London Heathrow – Brindisi 4 weekly London Heathrow – Brussels 3 weekly London Heathrow – Bucharest 5 weekly London Heathrow – Budapest 5 weekly London Heathrow – Cagliari 3 weekly London Heathrow – Catania 4 weekly London Heathrow – Chania 6 weekly London Heathrow – Copenhagen 10 weekly London Heathrow – Corfu 14 weekly London Heathrow – Dalaman 5 weekly London Heathrow – Dublin 6 weekly London Heathrow – Dubrovnik 7 weekly London Heathrow – Dusseldorf 4 weekly London Heathrow – Faro 19 weekly London Heathrow – Figari 1 weekly London Heathrow – Frankfurt 3 weekly London Heathrow – Funchal 3 weekly London Heathrow – Geneva 10 weekly London Heathrow – Genoa 3 weekly London Heathrow – Gibraltar 12 weekly London Heathrow – Gothenburg 4 weekly London Heathrow – Hamburg 3 weekly London Heathrow – Hannover 3 weekly London Heathrow – Ibiza 21 weekly London Heathrow – Irakleion 5 weekly London Heathrow – Istanbul 7 weekly London Heathrow – Kalamata 3 weekly London Heathrow – Kefallinia 3 weekly London Heathrow – Kos 3 weekly London Heathrow – Krakow 5 weekly London Heathrow – Lanzarote 3 weekly London Heathrow – Larnaca 13-21 weekly London Heathrow – Lisbon 13-21 weekly London Heathrow – Luxembourg 3 weekly London Heathrow – Lyon 5 weekly London Heathrow – Madrid 12 weekly London Heathrow – Mahon 6 weekly London Heathrow – Malaga 25 weekly London Heathrow – Malta 2 weekly London Heathrow – Marseille 12 weekly London Heathrow – Milan Malpensa 21 weekly London Heathrow – Moscow Domodedovo 2 weekly London Heathrow – Munich 9 weekly London Heathrow – Mykonos 8 weekly London Heathrow – Naples 10 weekly London Heathrow – Nice 33 weekly London Heathrow – Olbia 5 weekly London Heathrow – Oslo 4 weekly London Heathrow – Palermo 6 weekly London Heathrow – Palma Mallorca 22 weekly London Heathrow – Paphos 4 weekly London Heathrow – Paris CDG 6 weekly London Heathrow – Pisa 11 weekly London Heathrow – Porto 4 weekly London Heathrow – Prague 6 weekly London Heathrow – Preveza 4 weekly London Heathrow – Prishtina 1 weekly London Heathrow – Pula 2 weekly London Heathrow – Reykjavik Keflavik 5 weekly London Heathrow – Rhodes 4 weekly London Heathrow – Rome 19 weekly London Heathrow – Seville 2 weekly London Heathrow – Sofia 4 weekly London Heathrow – Split 9 weekly London Heathrow – Stockholm Arlanda 6 weekly London Heathrow – Tenerife South 6 weekly London Heathrow – Thira 6 weekly London Heathrow – Tirana 5 weekly London Heathrow – Toulouse 10 weekly London Heathrow – Turin 4 weekly London Heathrow – Valencia 5 weekly London Heathrow – Venice 14 weekly London Heathrow – Verona 6 weekly London Heathrow – Vienna 3 weekly London Heathrow – Warsaw 6 weekly London Heathrow – Zagreb 6 weekly London Heathrow – Zakynthos 2 weekly London Heathrow – Zurich 8 weekly Published on 28.07.2020 British Airways may resume Pakistan flights from August Published on 27.07.2020 Jet2 cancels all flights to mainland Spain until 16 August Published on 26.07.2020 TUI cancels all holidays to mainland Spain to Aug. 9 Published on 23.07.2020 Eastern Airways schedules new domestic routes from Sep 2020 TUI to restart flights from Cardiff Airport 1st August 23.07.2020 British Airways this week filed changes to its Intercontinental operation for the month of September 2020. As of 22JUL20, planned operation as follows. Various travel restrictions continue to impact the airline’s planned operation and passenger traffic rights. Additional changes expected in the next few weeks. London Gatwick – Antigua – Providenciales 1 weekly 777-200ER London Gatwick – Antigua – St. Kitts 2 weekly 777-200ER London Gatwick – Antigua – Tobago 2 weekly 777-200ER London Gatwick – Bermuda 1 daily 777-200ER London Gatwick – Bridgetown 6 weekly 777-200ER London Gatwick – Cancun 4 weekly 777-200ER London Gatwick – Kingston 3 weekly 777-200ER London Gatwick – Las Vegas 1 daily 777-200ER London Gatwick – Mauritius 3 weekly 777-200ER London Gatwick – Orlando 11 weekly 777-200ER London Gatwick – Punta Cana 3 weekly 777-200ER London Gatwick – St. Lucia – Grenada 2 weekly 777-200ER London Gatwick – St. Lucia – Port of Spain 5 weekly 777-200ER London Gatwick – Tampa 1 daily 777-200ER London Heathrow – Abuja 1 daily 777-200ER London Heathrow – Accra 1 daily 777-200ER London Heathrow – Atlanta 1 daily 787-9 London Heathrow – Bahrain 3 weekly 777-200ER London Heathrow – Baltimore/Washington 4 weekly 787-8 London Heathrow – Bangalore 3 weekly A350-1000XWB London Heathrow – Bangkok 1 daily 787-8 London Heathrow – Boston 2 daily 777-200ER/A350-1000XWB London Heathrow – Buenos Aires Ezeiza 4 weekly 777-200ER London Heathrow – Cape Town 3 weekly 777-300ER London Heathrow – Chennai 3 weekly 787-8/-9 London Heathrow – Chicago O’Hare 2 daily 787-9/A350-1000XWB London Heathrow – Dallas/Ft. Worth 1 daily 787-10 London Heathrow – Delhi 10 weekly 777-200ER/787-8 London Heathrow – Denver 1 daily 777-200ER London Heathrow – Dubai 1 daily A350-1000XWB London Heathrow – Hong Kong 1 daily 777-300ER London Heathrow – Houston 5 weekly 777-200ER London Heathrow – Hyderabad 3 weekly 787-8/-9 London Heathrow – Islamabad 3 weekly 787-8 London Heathrow – Johannesburg 1 daily 777-300ER London Heathrow – Kuala Lumpur 5 weekly 787-9 London Heathrow – Kuwait City 3 weekly 777-200ER London Heathrow – Lagos 1 daily 777-200ER London Heathrow – Las Vegas 1 daily 777-200ER London Heathrow – Los Angeles 2 daily 787-9 London Heathrow – Mahe Island 2 weekly 787-9 London Heathrow – Mexico City 4 weekly 787-9 London Heathrow – Miami 1 daily 787-9 London Heathrow – Montreal 3 weekly 787-8 London Heathrow – Mumbai 10 weekly 777-200ER/787-8 London Heathrow – Nairobi 4 weekly 777-200ER London Heathrow – Nassau – Grand Cayman 4 weekly 777-200ER London Heathrow – Newark 1 daily 787-9 London Heathrow – New York JFK 4 daily 777-200ER London Heathrow – Philadelphia 1 daily 787-9 London Heathrow – Riyadh 4 weekly 777-200ER London Heathrow – San Francisco 1 daily 777-300ER London Heathrow – Sao Paulo Guarulhos 1 daily 787-9 London Heathrow – Seattle 1 daily 787-10 London Heathrow – Seoul Incheon 5 weekly 787-8 London Heathrow – Shanghai Pu Dong 2 weekly 777-300ER London Heathrow – Singapore 1 daily 777-300ER London Heathrow – Tel Aviv 2 daily 787/A350 London Heathrow – Tokyo Haneda 1 daily 787-9 (this route is not served from 01AUG20 to 28AUG20) London Heathrow – Toronto 1 daily 787-8 London Heathrow – Vancouver 1 daily 777-200ER London Heathrow – Washington Dulles 1 daily A350-1000XWB Published on 22.07.2020 British Airways resumes Shanghai service from August 2020 Published on 21.07.2020 Eastern Airways plans Dublin launch in late-August 2020 Wizz Air UK expands Spain / Greece network in August 2020 21.07.2020 British Airways in the second half of July 2020 continues gradual network resumption on various European routes. Previously reported on Airlineroute, the airline is moving short-haul London Gatwick service to Heathrow, at least until 06SEP20 the latest. Planned operation for the remainder of July, with frequency based on week of 19JUL20, as follows. London Heathrow – Aberdeen 14 weekly London Heathrow – Alicante 12 weekly London Heathrow – Amsterdam 20 weekly London Heathrow – Athens 15 weekly London Heathrow – Barcelona 19 weekly London Heathrow – Basel/Mulhouse 4 weekly London Heathrow – Belfast City 14 weekly London Heathrow – Berlin Tegel 19 weekly London Heathrow – Billund 3 weekly London Heathrow – Bologna 7 weekly London Heathrow – Brinidsi 2 weekly London Heathrow – Brussels 9 weekly London Heathrow – Bucharest 3 weekly London Heathrow – Budapest 10 weekly London Heathrow – Cagliari 2 weekly London Heathrow – Chania 4 weekly London Heathrow – Copenhagen 14 weekly London Heathrow – Corfu 4 weekly London Heathrow – Dalaman 3 weekly London Heathrow – Dublin 11 weekly London Heathrow – Dubrovnik 3 weekly London Heathrow – Dusseldorf 6 weekly London Heathrow – Edinburgh 20 weekly London Heathrow – Faro 13 weekly London Heathrow – Funchal 1 weekly London Heathrow – Geneva 12 weekly London Heathrow – Gibraltar 4 weekly London Heathrow – Glasgow 14 weekly London Heathrow – Gothenburg 3 weekly London Heathrow – Hamburg 4 weekly London Heathrow – Hannover 6 weekly London Heathrow – Ibiza 11 weekly London Heathrow – Inverness 7 weekly London Heathrow – Irakleion 2 weekly London Heathrow – Istanbul 5 weekly London Heathrow – Jersey 14 weekly London Heathrow – Kalamata 1 weekly London Heathrow – Kos 2 weekly London Heathrow – Krakow 5 weekly London Heathrow – Larnaca 2 weekly London Heathrow – Lisbon 10 weekly London Heathrow – Madrid 12 weekly London Heathrow – Mahon 4 weekly London Heathrow – Malaga 23 weekly London Heathrow – Manchester 7 weekly London Heathrow – Marseille 7 weekly London Heathrow – Milan Malpensa 13 weekly London Heathrow – Munich 6 weekly London Heathrow – Mykonos 4 weekly London Heathrow – Naples 4 weekly London Heathrow – Newcastle 7 weekly London Heathrow – Newquay 2 weekly London Heathrow – Nice 19 weekly London Heathrow – Olbia 20 weekly London Heathrow – Oslo 5 weekly London Heathrow – Palermo 3 weekly London Heathrow – Palma Mallorca 16 weekly London Heathrow – Paris CDG 21 weekly London Heathrow – Pisa 7 weekly London Heathrow – Porto 2 weekly London Heathrow – Prague 4 weekly London Heathrow – Preveza 2 weekly London Heathrow – Prishtina 1 weekly London Heathrow – Reykjavik Keflavik 3 weekly London Heathrow – Rhodes 2 weekly London Heathrow – Rome 14 weekly London Heathrow – Seville 2 weekly London Heathrow – Sofia 3 weekly London Heathrow – Split 5 weekly London Heathrow – Stockholm Arlanda 6 weekly London Heathrow – Tenerife South 2 weekly London Heathrow – Thessaloniki 2 weekly London Heathrow – Thira 4 weekly London Heathrow – Tirana 3 weekly London Heathrow – Toulouse 7 weekly London Heathrow – Turin 2 weekly London Heathrow – Valencia 4 weekly London Heathrow – Venice 7 weekly London Heathrow – Verona 3 weekly London Heathrow – Warsaw 7 weekly London Heathrow – Zagreb 4 weekly London Heathrow – Zakynthos 2 weekly London Heathrow – Zurich 7 weekly Published on 20.07.2020 Virgin Atlantic returns to the skies after Covid-19 grounding Norwegian Air UK extends preliminary schedule into S21 Published on 15.07.2020 Jet2 resumes flights: Full list of destinations and new rules passengers must follow Published on 14.07.2020 EasyJet to Resume Flights to Gibraltar from Next Week 20JULY TUI to restart flights from Bristol Airport to destinations in Greece and Spain from 25 July Published on 13.07.2020 Jet2.com outlines July/August 2020 scheduled operations 13.07.2020 Norwegian Air UK (DI) in recent weeks revised planned service resumption. As of 12JUL20 OAG schedules listing, the airline intends to resume scheduled long-haul operation as early as 09DEC20, although this is likely to change. Reservation is available at time this post goes to press. Preliminary Norwegian Air UK’s long-haul routes for winter season as follows. London Gatwick – Boston 1 daily (5 weekly 07JAN21 – 27MAR21) London Gatwick – Los Angeles 9 weekly (5 weekly 11JAN21 – 14FEB21) London Gatwick – Miami 1 daily (5 weekly 12JAN21 – 22FEB21) London Gatwick – New York JFK 3 daily (16 weekly 09JAN21 – 27MAR21) London Gatwick – Orlando 6 weekly (3 weekly 11JAN21 – 21FEB21) London Gatwick – San Francisco 4 weekly (3 weekly 19JAN21 – 23FEB21) London Gatwick – Tampa 3 weekly (2 weekly 11JAN21 – 27MAR21) 13.07.2020 British carrier Jet2.com this week will resume scheduled operation, initially operating slightly over 200 routes during the period of 15JUL20 – 26AUG20. All service will be operated by Boeing 737-800 aircraft, while selected service to/from Manchester also sees Airbus A321 operating. Various travel restrictions will impact the airline’s planned operation. Belfast – Alicante eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Belfast – Dalaman eff 20JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Belfast – Gran Canaria eff 16JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Belfast – Ibiza eff 19JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Belfast – Lanzarote eff 19JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Belfast – Tenerife South eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Alicante eff 16JUL20 5 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Almeria eff 19JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Antalya eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Bergerac eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Bodrum eff 17JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Chania eff 21JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Corfu eff 15JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Corvera eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Dalaman eff 16JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Dubrovnik eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 (2 weekly from 18AUG20) Birmingham – Faro eff 01AUG20 1 daily 737-800 Birmingham – Fuerteventura eff 15JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Funchal eff 03AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 16JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Ibiza eff 16JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Irakleion eff 15JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 (3 weekly from 25JUL20) Birmingham – Kos eff 16JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Lanzarote eff 16JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Larnaca eff 01AUG20 2 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Mahon eff 15JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Malaga eff 15JUL20 5 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Murcia eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Palma Mallorca eff 15JUL20 1 daily 737-800 Birmingham – Paphos eff 02AUG20 2 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Pula eff 19JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Rhodes eff 18JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Skiathos eff 15JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Split eff 15JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Birmingham – Tenerife South eff 15JUL20 1 daily 737-800 Birmingham – Zakynthos eff 15JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Alicante eff 16JUL20 5 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Antalya eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Bodrum eff 16JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Corfu eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Dalaman eff 19JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 (3 weekly from 27JUL20) East Midlands – Faro eff 01AUG20 5 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Fuerteventura eff 18JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Funchal eff 03AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 18JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Ibiza eff 16JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Irakleion eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Kefallinia eff 15JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Kos eff 17JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Lanzarote eff 16JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Larnaca eff 01AUG20 2 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Mahon eff 18JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Malaga eff 16JUL20 5 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Palma Mallorca eff 15JUL20 1 daily 737-800 East Midlands – Paphos eff 02AUG20 2 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Pisa eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Rhodes eff 15JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Split eff 19JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Tenerife South eff 17JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 East Midlands – Zakynthos eff 15JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Alicante eff 25JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 (3 weekly from 06AUG20) Edinburgh – Antalya eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Bodrum eff 16JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Dalaman eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Dubrovnik eff 24AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Faro eff 01AUG20 3 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Fuerteventura eff 25JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Funchal eff 03AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 31JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Ibiza eff 09AUG20 3 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Irakleion eff 03AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Lanzarote eff 25JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Larnaca eff 05AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Mahon eff 31JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Malaga eff 25JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Edinburgh – Tenerife South eff 26JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Alicante eff 27JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Bodrum eff 24AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Corfu eff 22JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Dalaman eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 (3 weekly from 09AUG20) Glasgow – Faro eff 01AUG20 4 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Fuerteventura eff 25JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Funchal eff 07AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 25JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Ibiza eff 25JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Irakleion eff 16JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Izmir eff 13AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Kefallinia eff 15JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Lanzarote eff 25JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Larnaca eff 05AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Malaga eff 25JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Palma Mallorca eff 25JUL20 5 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Paphos eff 01AUG20 2 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Rhodes eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Tenerife South eff 25JUL20 6 weekly 737-800 Glasgow – Zakynthos eff 15JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Alicante eff 15JUL20 1 daily 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Almeria eff 19JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Antalya eff 16JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Bergerac eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Bodrum eff 15JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Chania eff 19JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Corfu eff 21JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Dalaman eff 17JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Faro eff 01AUG20 1 daily 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Fuerteventura eff 18JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Funchal eff 02AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 18JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 (3 weekly from 20AUG20) Leeds/Bradford – Ibiza eff 16JUL20 6 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Irakleion eff 17JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Kefallinia eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Kos eff 17JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 (2 weekly from 26JUL20) Leeds/Bradford – Lanzarote eff 16JUL20 5 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Larnaca eff 16AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Mahon eff 19JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Malaga eff 15JUL20 1 daily 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Palma Mallorca eff 15JUL20 1 daily 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Paphos eff 01AUG20 2 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Pula eff 19JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Rhodes eff 22AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Split eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Tenerife South eff 17JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 Leeds/Bradford – Zakynthos eff 15JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Alicante eff 15JUL20 5 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Antalya eff 15JUL20 5 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Bodrum eff 15JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Chania eff 21JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Corfu eff 16JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Dalaman eff 15JUL20 6 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Dubrovnik eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Faro eff 01AUG20 1 daily 737-800 London Stansted – Fuerteventura eff 15JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Funchal eff 03AUG20 2 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 16JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Ibiza eff 16JUL20 5 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Irakleion eff 21JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Izmir eff 16JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Kefallinia eff 15JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Kos eff 16JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Lanzarote eff 16JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 (6 weekly from 04AUG20) London Stansted – Larnaca eff 01AUG20 2 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Mahon eff 17JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Malaga eff 17JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Palma Mallorca eff 15JUL20 1 daily 737-800 London Stansted – Paphos eff 01AUG20 2 weekly 737-800 (3 weekly from 11AUG20) London Stansted – Skiathos eff 15JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Split eff 19JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 London Stansted – Tenerife South eff 16JUL20 1 daily 737-800 London Stansted – Zakynthos eff 15JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Alicante eff 15JUL20 1 daily 737-800/A321 Manchester – Almeria eff 18JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Antalya eff 15JUL20 1 daily 737-800 Manchester – Bergerac eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Bodrum eff 18JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Chania eff 21JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Corfu eff 17JUL20 4 weekly 737-800/A321 Manchester – Corvera eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Dalaman eff 15JUL20 1 daily 737-800/A321 Manchester – Dubrovnik eff 16JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Faro eff 01AUG20 1 daily 737-800 Manchester – Fuerteventura eff 15JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Funchal eff 03AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 16JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Ibiza eff 15JUL20 1 daily 737-800 Manchester – Irakleion eff 15JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Izmir eff 15JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Kefallinia eff 15JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Kos eff 16JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Manchester – La Rochelle eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Lanzarote eff 16JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Larnaca eff 03AUG20 2 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Mahon eff 17JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Malaga eff 15JUL20 1 daily 737-800 Manchester – Palma Mallorca eff 15JUL20 10 weekly 737-800/A321 (11 weekly from 02AUG20) Manchester – Paphos eff 01AUG20 4 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Pisa eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Preveza eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Pula eff 16JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Rhodes eff 20JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Skiathos eff 15JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Split eff 18JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Manchester – Tenerife South eff 15JUL20 8 weekly 737-800/A321 (10 weekly from 08AUG20) Manchester – Zakynthos eff 15JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Alicante eff 17JUL20 5 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Antalya eff 20JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Bodrum eff 21JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Corfu eff 20JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Dalaman eff 16JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Dubrovnik eff 19JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Faro eff 01AUG20 5 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Fuerteventura eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 16JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Ibiza eff 10AUG20 3 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Irakleion eff 21JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 (2 weekly from 14AUG20) Newcastle – Izmir eff 21JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Kos eff 20JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Lanzarote eff 16JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Mahon eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Malaga eff 17JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Palma Mallorca eff 17JUL20 4 weekly 737-800 (5 weekly from 04AUG20) Newcastle – Pisa eff 18JUL20 1 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Rhodes eff 01AUG20 1 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Tenerife South eff 17JUL20 3 weekly 737-800 Newcastle – Zakynthos eff 15JUL20 2 weekly 737-800 Published on 11.07.2020 Travel giant TUI axes summer flights from Aberdeen Jet2 cancels flights from Scotland to Spain and other countries left off the no quarantine list Published on 10.07.2020 Blue Islands schedules new routes launch in late-August 2020 Blue Islands adds limited-time Jersey – London Gatwick service in July 2020 Published on 08.07.2020 Eastern Airways revises Teesside – Alicante seasonal service in 3Q20 British Airways adds London Heathrow – Newquay service from late-July 2020 06.07.2020 British Airways during the week of 05JUL20 schedules 61 European routes from London Heathrow, with 365 weekly departure flights, including domestic service to Aberdeen, Belfast, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Jersey and Manchester. As of 03JUL20, planned operation for the week of 05JUL20 as follows. Various travel restrictions will impact the airline’s planned operation. London Heathrow – Aberdeen 11 weekly London Heathrow – Alicante 4 weekly London Heathrow – Amsterdam 14 weekly London Heathrow – Athens 5 weekly London Heathrow – Barcelona 16 weekly London Heathrow – Belfast City 9 weekly London Heathrow – Berlin Tegel 12 weekly London Heathrow – Bologna 6 weekly London Heathrow – Chania 1 weekly London Heathrow – Copenhagen 8 weekly London Heathrow – Corfu 2 weekly London Heathrow – Dublin 6 weekly London Heathrow – Edinburgh 14 weekly London Heathrow – Faro 8 weekly London Heathrow – Geneva 9 weekly London Heathrow – Gibraltar 4 weekly London Heathrow – Glasgow 14 weekly London Heathrow – Gothenburg 1 weekly London Heathrow – Ibiza 6 weekly London Heathrow – Jersey 7 weekly London Heathrow – Krakow 1 weekly London Heathrow – Larnaca 2 weekly London Heathrow – Lisbon 12 weekly London Heathrow – Madrid 12 weekly London Heathrow – Malaga 10 weekly London Heathrow – Manchester 4 weekly London Heathrow – Marseille 4 weekly London Heathrow – Milan Malpensa 13 weekly London Heathrow – Munich 3 weekly London Heathrow – Mykonos 2 weekly London Heathrow – Nice 12 weekly London Heathrow – Oslo 2 weekly London Heathrow – Palermo 3 weekly London Heathrow – Palma Mallorca 9 weekly London Heathrow – Paris CDG 12 weekly London Heathrow – Pisa 5 weekly London Heathrow – Preveza 1 weekly London Heathrow – Prishtina 1 weekly London Heathrow – Rome 12 weekly London Heathrow – Split 2 weekly London Heathrow – Stockholm Arlanda 7 weekly London Heathrow – Thira 2 weekly London Heathrow – Tirana 1 weekly London Heathrow – Toulouse 3 weekly London Heathrow – Valencia 3 weekly London Heathrow – Venice 2 weekly London Heathrow – Warsaw 1 weekly London Heathrow – Zagreb 2 weekly London Heathrow – Zakynthos 1 weekly London Heathrow – Zurich 1 weekly The oneWorld member will gradually resume additional European routes by mid-July 2020. Previously reported on Airlineroute, BA’s short-haul service to/from London Gatwick will move to London Heathrow from mid-July 2020, at least until 07SEP20 inclusive. Published on 03.07.2020 BA CityFlyer adds London City – Belfast service from Sep 2020 01.07.2020 British Airways later this month will resume service at London Gatwick, initially operating long-haul service to The Caribbean. Planned operation as follows. London Gatwick – Bermuda eff 17JUL20 2 weekly 777 London Gatwick – Bridgetown eff 18JUL20 2 weekly 777 London Gatwick – Kingston eff 20JUL20 2 weekly 777 London Gatwick – St. Lucia eff 25JUL20 1 weekly 777 TUI Airways UK from July 2020 plans to resume scheduled passenger operation, initially operating from Birmingham, London Gatwick and Manchester on 11JUL20. Other bases will be resumed during summer schedule, including Dublin from 23JUL20, Bristol and Glasgow from 25JUL20, and following from 01AUG20: Bournemouth, Cardiff, Doncaster/Sheffield, East Midlands, Exeter, London Stansted, Newcastle. For July 2020, the airline schedules 293 flights in total, based on 28JUN20 OAG schedules (9210 flights as of 08MAR20). The following only focuses on planned operation for July and August 2020. Additional frequencies and routes to be resumed on/after 29AUG20 is excluded in this list. Additional changes remainly likely. Birmingham – Alicante eff 25JUL20 1 weekly Birmingham – Bourgas eff 27JUL20 1 weekly Birmingham – Corfu eff 17JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 03AUG20) Birmingham – Faro eff 02AUG20 1 weekly Birmingham – Fuerteventura eff 01AUG20 1 weekly Birmingham – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 27JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 27AUG20) Birmingham – Ibiza eff 17JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 03AUG20) Birmingham – Irakleion eff 12JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 06AUG20) Birmingham – Kefallinia eff 06AUG20 1 weekly Birmingham – Kos eff 11JUL20 1 weekly (3 weekly from 01AUG20) Birmingham – Lanzarote eff 16JUL20 1 weekly Birmingham – Larnaca eff 02AUG20 2 weekly Birmingham – Mahon eff 01AUG20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 12AUG20) Birmingham – Malaga eff 26JUL20 1 weekly Birmingham – Palma Mallorca eff 11JUL20 2 weekly (3 weekly from 31JUL20, 4 weekly from 08AUG20, 5 weekly from 23AUG20) Birmingham – Paphos eff 01AUG20 2 weekly (3 weekly from 13AUG20) Birmingham – Reus eff 04AUG20 1 weekly Birmingham – Rhodes eff 15JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 25JUL20, 3 weekly from 07AUG20) Birmingham – Skiathos eff 07AUG20 1 weekly Birmingham – Tenerife South eff 17JUL20 1 weekly (3 weekly from 28JUL20) Birmingham – Thessaloniki eff 03AUG20 1 weekly Birmingham – Zakynthos eff 26JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 04AUG20, 3 weekly from 14AUG20) Bournemouth – Lanzarote eff 06AUG20 1 weekly Bournemouth – Corfu eff 07AUG20 1 weekly Bournemouth – Palma Mallorca eff 01AUG20 2 weekly Bristol – Alicante eff 08AUG20 1 weekly Bristol – Bourgas eff 31JUL20 1 weekly Bristol – Corfu eff 31JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 10AUG20) Bristol – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 30JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 10AUG20) Bristol – Ibiza eff 30JUL20 1 weekly Bristol – Irakleion eff 26JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 13AUG20) Bristol – Kefallinia eff 02AUG20 1 weekly Bristol – Kos eff 25JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 11AUG20) Bristol – Lanzarote eff 30JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 23AUG20) Bristol – Larnaca eff 02AUG20 2 weekly Bristol – Malaga eff 02AUG20 1 weekly Bristol – Palma Mallorca eff 25JUL20 2 weekly (3 weekly from 12AUG20) Bristol – Paphos eff 01AUG20 2 weekly Bristol – Reus eff 25AUG20 1 weekly Bristol – Rhodes eff 25JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 05AUG20) Bristol – Tenerife South eff 31JUL20 2 weekly Bristol – Zakynthos eff 31JUL20 2 weekly Cardiff – Alicante eff 01AUG20 1 weekly Cardiff – Bourgas eff 03AUG20 1 weekly Cardiff – Corfu eff 07AUG20 1 weekly Cardiff – Ibiza eff 05AUG20 1 weekly Cardiff – Kos eff 01AUG20 1 weekly Cardiff – Lanzarote eff 06AUG20 1 weekly Cardiff – Larnaca eff 09AUG20 1 weekly Cardiff – Malaga eff 02AUG20 1 weekly Cardiff – Palma Mallorca eff 01AUG20 2 weekly Cardiff – Paphos eff 02AUG20 1 weekly Cardiff – Rhodes eff 05AUG20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 22AUG20) Cardiff – Tenerife South eff 04AUG20 2 weekly Cardiff – Zakynthos eff 04AUG20 1 weekly Doncaster/Sheffield – Alicante eff 01AUG20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 11AUG20) Doncaster/Sheffield – Bourgas eff 07AUG20 1 weekly Doncaster/Sheffield – Corfu eff 07AUG20 1 weekly Doncaster/Sheffield – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 08AUG20 1 weekly Doncaster/Sheffield – Kos eff 05AUG20 1 weekly Doncaster/Sheffield – Lanzarote eff 02AUG20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 13AUG20) Doncaster/Sheffield – Malaga eff 02AUG20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 12AUG20) Doncaster/Sheffield – Palma Mallorca eff 01AUG20 2 weekly Doncaster/Sheffield – Paphos eff 02AUG20 1 weekly Doncaster/Sheffield – Rhodes eff 04AUG20 1 weekly Doncaster/Sheffield – Tenerife South eff 03AUG20 2 weekly Doncaster/Sheffield – Zakynthos eff 07AUG20 1 weekly Dublin – Corfu eff 24JUL20 1 weekly Dublin – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 27JUL20 1 weekly Dublin – Irakleion eff 28JUL20 1 weekly Dublin – Lanzarote eff 23JUL20 1 weekly Dublin – Palma Mallorca eff 25JUL20 1 weekly Dublin – Zakynthos eff 26JUL20 1 weekly East Midlands – Alicante eff 04AUG20 1 weekly East Midlands – Corfu eff 07AUG20 1 weekly East Midlands – Faro eff 09AUG20 1 weekly East Midlands – Ibiza eff 01AUG20 1 weekly East Midlands – Irakleion eff 02AUG20 1 weekly East Midlands – Kos eff 01AUG20 2 weekly East Midlands – Lanzarote eff 13AUG20 1 weekly East Midlands – Larnaca eff 09AUG20 1 weekly East Midlands – Malaga eff 13AUG20 1 weekly East Midlands – Palma Mallorca eff 01AUG20 1 weekly East Midlands – Paphos eff 01AUG20 2 weekly East Midlands – Rhodes eff 01AUG20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 25AUG20) East Midlands – Tenerife South eff 07AUG20 1 weekly East Midlands – Zakynthos eff 04AUG20 1 weekly Exeter – Corfu eff 07AUG20 1 weekly Exeter – Irakleion eff 11AUG20 1 weekly Exeter – Lanzarote eff 06AUG20 1 weekly Exeter – Palma Mallorca eff 01AUG20 1 weekly Exeter – Paphos eff 08AUG20 1 weekly Exeter – Zakynthos eff 06AUG20 1 weekly Glasgow – Corfu eff 07AUG20 1 weekly Glasgow – Enfidha eff 03AUG20 1 weekly Glasgow – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 03AUG20 1 weekly Glasgow – Ibiza eff 01AUG20 1 weekly Glasgow – Lanzarote eff 30JUL20 1 weekly Glasgow – Palma Mallorca eff 25JUL20 2 weekly Glasgow – Paphos eff 12AUG20 1 weekly Glasgow – Reus eff 31JUL20 2 weekly Glasgow – Rhodes eff 08AUG20 1 weekly Glasgow – Tenerife South eff 31JUL20 2 weekly Glasgow – Zakynthos eff 02AUG20 1 weekly London Gatwick – Alicante eff 25JUL20 1 weekly London Gatwick – Bourgas eff 14AUG20 1 weekly London Gatwick – Chania eff 04AUG20 1 weekly London Gatwick – Faro eff 23JUL20 1 weekly London Gatwick – Fuerteventura eff 25JUL20 1 weekly London Gatwick – Ibiza eff 16JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 10AUG20) London Gatwick – Irakleion eff 12JUL20 2 weekly London Gatwick – Kos eff 15JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 09AUG20) London Gatwick – Lanzarote eff 13JUL20 2 weekly London Gatwick – Larnaca eff 02AUG20 2 weekly London Gatwick – Mahon eff 25JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 14AUG20) London Gatwick – Malaga eff 26JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 26AUG20) London Gatwick – Naples eff 24AUG20 1 weekly London Gatwick – Palma Mallorca eff 11JUL20 1 weekly (3 weekly from 28JUL20) London Gatwick – Paphos eff 01AUG20 2 weekly (3 weekly from 13AUG20) London Gatwick – Rhodes eff 15JUL20 1 weekly (3 weekly from 01AUG20) London Gatwick – Skiathos eff 07AUG20 1 weekly London Gatwick – Tenerife South eff 12JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 31JUL20) London Gatwick – Thessaloniki eff 03AUG20 1 weekly London Gatwick – Zakynthos eff 28JUL20 1 weekly London Stansted – Corfu eff 07AUG20 1 weekly London Stansted – Irakleion eff 06AUG20 1 weekly London Stansted – Palma Mallorca eff 01AUG20 1 weekly London Stansted – Paphos eff 05AUG20 1 weekly London Stansted – Rhodes eff 01AUG20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 26AUG20) Manchester – Alicante eff 25JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 25AUG20) Manchester – Bourgas eff 27JUL20 2 weekly (3 weekly from 13AUG20) Manchester – Chania eff 04AUG20 1 weekly Manchester – Corfu eff 24JUL20 2 weekly Manchester – Faro eff 19JUL20 1 weekly Manchester – Fuerteventura eff 25JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 26AUG20) Manchester – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 25JUL20 2 weekly (3 weekly from 13AUG20) Manchester – Ibiza eff 11JUL20 1 weekly (3 weekly from 05AUG20) Manchester – Irakleion eff 12JUL20 2 weekly (3 weekly from 04AUG20) Manchester – Kefallinia eff 02AUG20 1 weekly Manchester – Kos eff 11JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 29JUL20, 3 weekly from 11AUG20) Manchester – Lanzarote eff 16JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 26JUL20, 3 weekly from 10AUG20 Manchester – Larnaca eff 02AUG20 3 weekly Manchester – Mahon eff 31JUL20 2 weekly (3 weekly from 12AUG20) Manchester – Malaga eff 26JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 05AUG20) Manchester – Naples eff 24AUG20 1 weekly Manchester – Palma Mallorca eff 11JUL20 2 weekly (3 weekly from 27JUL20) Manchester – Paphos eff 01AUG20 3 weekly Manchester – Reus eff 25JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 04AUG20) Manchester – Rhodes eff 15JUL20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 25JUL20, 3 weekly from 04AUG20) Manchester – Skiathos eff 04AUG20 2 weekly Manchester – Tenerife South eff 12JUL20 2 weekly (3 weekly from 31JUL20) Manchester – Thira eff 04AUG20 1 weekly Manchester – Zakynthos eff 26JUL20 2 weekly (3 weekly from 14AUG20) Newcastle – Alicante eff 01AUG20 1 weekly Newcastle – Bourgas eff 07AUG20 1 weekly Newcastle – Corfu eff 07AUG20 1 weekly Newcastle – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas eff 03AUG20 1 weekly Newcastle – Ibiza eff 03AUG20 1 weekly Newcastle – Irakleion eff 11AUG20 1 weekly Newcastle – Kos eff 02AUG20 1 weekly Newcastle – Larnaca eff 02AUG20 1 weekly Newcastle – Malaga eff 02AUG20 1 weekly Newcastle – Palma Mallorca eff 01AUG20 2 weekly Newcastle – Paphos eff 01AUG20 1 weekly Newcastle – Reus eff 09AUG20 1 weekly Newcastle – Rhodes eff 01AUG20 1 weekly (2 weekly from 26AUG20) Newcastle – Tenerife South eff 04AUG20 2 weekly Newcastle – Zakynthos eff 07AUG20 1 weekly 30.06.2020 British Airways in the last few weeks gradually filed changes to its network at London Gatwick, for summer 2020 season. Upon service resumption from 15JUL20, the airline will not be resuming following routes for the remainder of summer 2020 season. London Gatwick – Almeria London Gatwick – Antalya London Gatwick – Corfu (BA operates service to/from London Heathrow) London Gatwick – Gran Canaria/Las Palmas London Gatwick – Lima London Gatwick – Milan Bergamo London Gatwick – New York JFK London Gatwick – Nice (BA continues to operate to/from London Heathrow) London Gatwick – Rome (BA continues to operate to/from London Heathrow) London Gatwick – San Jose (Costa Rica) London Gatwick – Toronto (BA continues to operate to/from London Heathrow) Published on 30.06.2020 British Airways schedules London Heathrow – Jersey service in July 2020 Published on 27.06.2020 British Airways July/August 2020 Long-Haul operations as of 26JUN20 Published on 26.06.2020 BA CityFlyer July 2020 operations ex. London City Airport TUI cancels ALL flights to Florida until December 23.06.2020 TUI to resume flights to 8 destinations in Greece and Spain from 11 July Virgin Atlantic during the weekend of 20JUN20’s schedule update revised planned operation for the remainder of summer 2020 season, when the airline resumes regular passenger service from 20JUL20. The revised summer schedule sees service focusing on London Heathrow, as well as 1 route from Manchester. Planned operation listed below may still be affected by travel restrictions on selected countries. London Heathrow – Antigua eff 01OCT20 1 weekly 787-9 London Heathrow – Antigua – Grenada eff 02OCT20 2 weekly A330-300 London Heathrow – Antigua – Tobago eff 04OCT20 1 weekly A330-300 London Heathrow – Atlanta eff 25AUG20 3 weekly 787-9 (1 daily A330-300 from 01SEP20) London Heathrow – Boston eff 01OCT20 1 daily A330-300 London Heathrow – Bridgetown eff 01AUG20 1 weekly 787-9 (3 weekly from 01OCT20) London Heathrow – Delhi eff 01SEP20 1 daily A330-300 London Heathrow – Havana eff 01SEP20 2 weekly A330-300 London Heathrow – Hong Kong eff 20JUL20 3 weekly 787-9 (1 daily from 31AUG20) London Heathrow – Johannesburg eff 14SEP20 1 daily 787-9 (5 weekly 01OCT20 – 13OCT20) London Heathrow – Lagos eff 23AUG20 3 weekly A350-1000XWB (1 daily from 29AUG20) London Heathrow – Las Vegas eff 01SEP20 1 daily 787-9 London Heathrow – Los Angeles eff 21JUL20 3 weekly 787-9/A350-1000XWB (1 daily from 01AUG20; A350-only from 22SEP20) London Heathrow – Miami eff 18AUG20 3 weekly 787-9 (1 daily A330-300 from 01SEP20) London Heathrow – Montego Bay eff 02OCT20 2 weekly 787-9 London Heathrow – Mumbai eff 01SEP20 1 daily 787-9 London Heathrow – New York JFK eff 21JUL20 3 weekly A350-1000XWB (1 daily from 01AUG20, 3 daily 787-9/A350 from 01SEP20) London Heathrow – Orlando eff 20JUL20 2 daily 787-9 London Heathrow – San Francisco eff 04AUG20 3 weekly 787-9 (1 daily from 02SEP20) London Heathrow – Seattle eff 01SEP20 1 daily 787-9 London Heathrow – Shanghai Pu Dong eff 04AUG20 1 weekly 787-9 (1 daily from 01SEP20) London Heathrow – Tel Aviv eff 09AUG20 3 weekly 787-9 (1 daily from 01SEP20) London Heathrow – Washington Dulles eff 01SEP20 1 daily A330-300 Manchester – Orlando eff 02AUG20 4 weekly 787-9 and 3 weekly A330-300 (1 daily A330-300 from 31AUG20) Eastern Airways starting today (22JUN20) gradually restores scheduled operation, initially operating at reduced frequencies. Planned operation between 22JUN20 and 28AUG20, based on 21JUN20 OAG schedules, as follows. Additional changes remain possible. Aberdeen – Humberside 5 weekly Jetstream J41 Cardiff – Anglesey eff 13JUL20 10 weekly Jetstream J41 (based on schedule listing, launch date subject to change) Leeds/Bradford – Newquay eff 09JUL20 5 weekly Jetstream J41, new route Southampton – Belfast City eff 22JUN20 5 weekly Jetstream J41 Southampton – Leeds/Bradford eff 29JUN20 4 weekly Jetstream J41 (5 weekly from 08JUL20) Southampton – Manchester eff 22JUN20 4 weekly Jetstream J41 (5 weekly from 08JUL20) Southampton – Newcastle eff 22JUN20 5 weekly Jetstream J41 Southampton – Teesside eff 06JUL20 5 weekly Jetstream J41 Teesside – Aberdeen eff 22JUN20 5 weekly Jetstream J41 Teesside – Alicante 17JUL20 – 11SEP20 2 weekly E170, new route Teesside – Belfast City eff 22JUN20 5 weekly Jetstream J41 Teesside – Dublin eff 20JUL20 5 weekly Saab 2000 (based on schedule listing, launch date subject to change) Teesside – London City eff 06JUL20 8 weekly Saab 2000 Teesside – Newquay eff 06JUL20 2 weekly Jetstream J41, new route Published on 22.06.2020 Eastern Airways 22JUN – 28AUG20 operations as of 21JUN20 Virgin Atlantic to restart flights to 17 destinations in August Virgin Atlantic suspends flights between Glasgow and Orlando until end of 2020 Published on 12.06.2020 Loganair adds Exeter service from July 2020 Published on 08.06.2020 British Airways July 2020 London Heathrow domestic network as of 04JUN20 British Airways in the last few days filed domestic operations from London Heathrow for the month of July 2020, as the airline resumes service to Belfast, Inverness, Manchester, Newcastle and Newquay. Planned operation in July 2020, as of 04JUN20 as follows. London Heathrow – Aberdeen 14 weekly London Heathrow – Belfast City 14 weekly London Heathrow – Edinburgh 20 weekly London Heathrow – Glasgow 14 weekly London Heathrow – Inverness 7 weekly London Heathrow – Manchester 14 weekly London Heathrow – Newcastle 7 weekly London Heathrow – Newquay eff 18JUL20 3 weekly London Heathrow – Isle of Man service is currently not scheduled in July 2020. Virgin Atlantic to resume passenger flights in July Published on 03.06.2020 Jet2 resumes flights – full list of destinations for July and new rules for passengers Published on 02.06.2020 Loganair 01 – 14JUN20 operations as of 31MAY20 Published on 01.06.2020 Wizz Air resumes direct flights from London Luton Airport to Malaga, Mallorca, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote from 1 July Published on 29.05.2020 easyJet June 2020 operations as of 28MAY20 Published on 27.05.2020 British Airways cancels all flights from Leeds Bradford Airport to London Heathrow Published on 22.05.2020 Jet2 to resume flights from 1 July after COVID-19 forces suspension Published on 21.05.2020 All the flights EasyJet is relaunching on June 15 Read more
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Movement restrictions	National movement restrictions: Partially banned Restrictive measures mandatory between 18 June 2020 to TBD In Scotland people who are shielding can now go out to exercise. From tomorrow shielding people can take in non-contact outdoor activities (e.g. golf). They can also meet people from other households outdoors, in groups of no more than eight. International movement restrictions: Free Restrictive measures mandatory between to TBD Suggestion: people discouraged from travel except for essential cases Read more
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Quarantine	Individuals arriving in the UK arriving from a country outside the common travel area, must self-isolate for 14 days and may be contacted by UK authorities to verify compliance. All new arrivals will be required to provide UK officials with contact and travel information upon arrival. The public health contact information form must be completed prior to your arrival. The form may be submitted beginning 48 hours before arrival in the UK. The completed form must be presented upon arrival at the UK border, either by printing a copy or showing it on a phone. UK authorities announced a list of about 70 countries and territories from which travelers will be able to travel to England from Friday 10 July, without facing a mandatory 14-day quarantine period upon arrival. The countries and territories listed by the British government have all been classified as ‘low risk’ in regards to coronavirus disease (COVID-19). A full list of the countries can be found here (please copy and paste link into your browser): https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-travel-corridors#travel-corridors-countries-and-territories-exemption-list. The list could change with short notice depending on the cases of COVID-19 in each country. From 25 July travelers from Spain to U.K. face 14-day quarantine following increase in COVID-19 cases. Scotland: Tourists traveling to Scotland from Spain or Serbia will have to continue to quarantine if arriving after 10 July. Read more
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Shop and Events	Non-essential shops closure: Partially closed Restrictive measures mandatory between 24 July 2020 to TBD Face coverings to be mandatory in England in shops and other enclosed spaces for all people aged over 11 from 24 July. Events stop: Banned Restrictive measures mandatory between 04 July 2020 to TBD In England two households are now allowed to meet indoors or outside, including overnight stays. Places of worship can open for prayers and services, including weddings with up to 30 guests, subject to social distancing. Read more
Schools/Univercity closure	Schools/Univ. closure: Partially closed Restrictive measures mandatory between 29 June 2020 to TBD School pupils return in Wales with around one third attending at any one time and social distancing in place.
Other	Other: closed/cancelled Restrictive measures mandatory between 31 July 2020 to TBD Parts of northern England have some new restrictions imposed after a spike in cases, and the latest easing of restrictions that were due to come in tomorrow have now been postponed for at least 2 weeks

United Kingdom The following countries were added to the exempt list on Tuesday 28 July 2020:

Estonia
Latvia
Slovakia
Slovenia
St Vincent and the Grenadines

If you arrive in England from one of the above countries on or after 28 July you may not need to self-isolate. Read the rules about when you need to self-isolate and for how long.

If you arrived in England from one of the above countries before 28 July you will need to self-isolate.

Countries or territories removed from the exempt list
Spain was removed from the exempt list on Sunday 26 July 2020.

If you arrive in England from Spain on or after 26 July you will need to self-isolate.

If you arrived in England from Spain before 26 July you may not need to self-isolate. Read the rules about when you need to self-isolate and for how long.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-travel-corridors#exemption-rules

28.07.2020

United Kingdom From 25 July travelers from Spain to U.K. face 14-day quarantine following increase in COVID-19 cases (Reuters, 25.07.2020). Britain will drop its policy of requiring people returning from the Spanish Canary Islands or Balearics to quarantine for two weeks. (Reuters, 27.07.2020)

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International restrictions:

From 8 June, individuals arriving in the UK must self-isolate for 14 days and may be contacted by UK authorities to verify compliance. New arrivals will be required to provide UK officials with contact and travel information upon arrival. Anyone failing to complete the information form or adhere to the new policy may be denied entry to the UK or be subject to fines. Eurostar to cancel summer trains in 2020 (BBC, 24.06.2020).
On Friday 3 July, UK authorities announced a list of over 50 countries and territoriesfrom which travelers will be able to travel to England from Friday 10 July, without facing a mandatory 14-day quarantine period upon arrival. The countries and territories listed by the British government have all been classified as ‘low risk’ in regards to coronavirus disease (COVID-19). A full list of the countries can be found here (please copy and paste link into your browser): https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-travel-corridors#travel-corridors-countries-and-territories-exemption-list.
London City Airport restarted international flights as of 13 July.

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Internal restrictions:

Authorities order lockdown in Leicester because of COVID-19 infection rate (Reuters, 29.06.2020). Non-essential shops and schools have closed, and the easing of restrictions on pubs and restaurants in other parts of England on Saturday, July 4, has been postponed in the city. Authorities have stated that the measures will be in place for the entirety of the city, in addition to the suburb areas of Birstall, Glenfield, and Oadby.
People in England are allowed to leave their homes only to shop for basic goods, to exercise, to receive care or help a vulnerable person and to travel to work which cannot be done from home. Those in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are still instructed to stay home except for essential journeys.
Schools across the UK are closed until further notice, though some remain open to accommodate children of key workers. Pubs, restaurants, cafes, bars and other entertainment venues remain closed. Gatherings of more than two people are banned, unless it concerns members of the same household. The police have been given the power to disperse unauthorised gatherings and to fine those found to be violating the social distancing measures. Public transport is disrupted, notably in the capital, where London Underground (‘tube’) services are being reduced, with around 40 stations closed. Train operators are running reduced timetables while airlines have also substantially cut flights. Gatwick Express has suspended its services until further notice. Security forces have increased powers to control and order individuals to restrict movement or return to their accommodation. Fines from £100 to £3,200 are payable for infractions.

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Relaxation of restrictions:

From July 4, a number of COVID-19 restrictions were eased in the rest of England, with restaurants, pubs, cinemas, and hotels being permitted to reopen. However, the government has reserved the right to keep premises with a higher risk of transmission closed. Places of worship and outdoor gyms also reopened. Gatherings of more than 30 people remain prohibited. Face masks remain compulsory on public transportations services.
The UK government has set out a three phase plan for easing restrictions. The phases are provisionally dated from 13 May, 1 June and 4 July. Under the first phase, greater personal freedoms to exercise and meet in public are possible. The second phase will see primary schools, retailers and some sporting competitions return. The third phase will see some remaining businesses such as hairdressers reopen as well as places of worship.
Unrestricted movement between Britain, some other countries has been permitted since 29 June (Reuters, 09.06.2020). Quarantine is lifted to people returning from 39 countries with a low prevalence of COVID-19 from July 10, only people returning from Spain and Serbia remains to continue 14-day quarantine. (Helensburgh Advertiser, 08.07.2020).

27.07.2020

United Kingdom New update. Arrival in the UK

Before your arrival in the UK, you must complete a passenger locator form. You must present these details on your arrival in England. This applies to both visitors and UK residents. There are a small number of groups of people who are exempt.

Updates to the travel corridor list

We will keep the conditions in these countries and territories under review. If they worsen we will reintroduce self-isolation requirements.

Countries or territories removed from the exempt list

Spain to be removed from the exempt list on Sunday 26 July 2020.

If you arrive in England from Spain on or after 26 July you will need to self-isolate.

If you arrive in England from Spain before 26 July you may not need to self-isolate. Read the rules about when you need to self-isolate and for how long.

Countries and territories with no self-isolation requirement on arrival in England

Unless you have visited or made a transit stop in a country or territory not listed below in the preceding 14 days, you don’t need to self–isolate when you arrive in England from the following countries and territories:

Akrotiri and Dhekelia
Andorra
Anguilla
Antigua and Barbuda
Aruba
Australia
Austria
The Bahamas
Barbados
Belgium
Bermuda
Bonaire,
St Eustatius and Saba
British Antarctic Territory
British Indian Ocean Territory
British Virgin Islands
Cayman Islands
the Channel Islands
Croatia
Curaçao
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Dominica
Falkland Islands
Faroe Islands
Fiji
Finland
France
French Polynesia
Gibraltar
Germany
Greece
Greenland
Grenada
Guadeloupe
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
the Isle of Man
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Macao (Macau)
Malta
Mauritius
Monaco
Montserrat
the Netherlands
New Caledonia
New Zealand
Norway
Pitcairn, Henderson, Ducie and Oeno Islands
Poland
Reunion
San Marino
Seychelles
South Korea
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
St Barthélemy
St Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
St Kitts and Nevis
St LuciaSt Pierre and Miquelon
Switzerland
Taiwan
Trinidad and Tobago
Turkey
Turks and Caicos IslandsVatican
City State
Vietnam

This list may be added to following further discussions between the UK and international partners.

If you have coronavirus symptoms

Do not travel if you have coronavirus symptoms.

Tell a member of the staff or crew if you develop symptoms while travelling.

Published 3 July 2020
Last updated 25 July 2020

25.07.2020

United Kingdom Updates to the travel corridor list

We will keep the conditions in these countries and territories under review. If they worsen we will not hesitate to reintroduce self-isolation requirements.

Countries and territories with no self-isolation on return to England

The government will today (10 July 2020) confirm that arrivals from Serbia to England are not exempt from the requirement to self-isolate on arrival. We have therefore removed Serbia from this list to give travellers as much notice as possible.

Unless you have visited or made a transit stop in any other country or territory in the preceding 14 days, you don’t need to self–isolate on your return to England from the following countries and territories:

Akrotiri and Dhekelia
Andorra
Anguilla
Antigua and Barbuda
Aruba
Australia
Austria
The Bahamas
Barbados
Belgium
Bermuda
Bonaire,
St Eustatius and Saba
British Antarctic Territory
British Indian Ocean Territory
British Virgin Islands
Cayman Islands
the Channel Islands
Croatia
Curaçao
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Dominica
Falkland Islands
Faroe Islands
FijiFinland
France
French
Polynesia
Gibraltar
Germany
Greece
Greenland
Grenada
Guadeloupe
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
Irelandthe
Isle of Man
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Macao (Macau)Malta
Mauritius
Monaco
Montserratthe
Netherlands
New Caledonia
New Zealand
Norway
Pitcairn, Henderson, Ducie and Oeno Islands
Poland
Reunion
San Marino
Seychelles
South Korea
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
Spain
St Barthélemy
St Helena,
Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
St Kitts and Nevis
St Lucia
St Pierre and Miquelon
Switzerland
Taiwan
Trinidad and Tobago
Turkey
Turks and Caicos Islands
Vatican City State
Vietnam

This list may be added to over the coming days following further discussions between the UK and international partners.

10.07.2020

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International restrictions:

From June 8, 2020, individuals arriving in the UK must self-isolate for 14 days and may be contacted by UK authorities to verify compliance. New arrivals will be required to provide UK officials with contact and travel information upon arrival. Anyone failing to complete the information form or adhere to the new policy may be denied entry to the UK or be subject to fines. Eurostar to cancel summer trains in 2020 (BBC, 24.06.2020).
On Friday 3 July, UK authorities announced a list of over 50 countries and territoriesfrom which travelers will be able to travel to England from Friday 10 July, without facing a mandatory 14-day quarantine period upon arrival. The countries and territories listed by the British government have all been classified as ‘low risk’ in regards to coronavirus disease (COVID-19). A full list of the countries can be found here (please copy and paste link into your browser): https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-travel-corridors#travel-corridors-countries-and-territories-exemption-list.

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From July 4, a number of COVID-19 restrictions were eased in the rest of England, with restaurants, pubs, cinemas, and hotels being permitted to reopen. However, the government has reserved the right to keep premises with a higher risk of transmission closed. Places of worship and outdoor gyms also reopened. Gatherings of more than 30 people remain prohibited. Face masks remain compulsory on public transportations services.
The UK government has set out a three phase plan for easing restrictions. The phases are provisionally dated from 13 May, 1 June and 4 July. Under the first phase, greater personal freedoms to exercise and meet in public are possible. The second phase will see primary schools, retailers and some sporting competitions return. The third phase will see some remaining businesses such as hairdressers reopen as well as places of worship.
Unrestricted movement between Britain, some other countries is permitted from 29 June (Reuters, 09.06.2020). Quarantine is lifted to people returning from 39 countries with a low prevalence of COVID-19 on July 10, only people returning from Spain and Serbia remains to continue 14-day quarantine. (Helensburgh Advertiser, 08.07.2020).

08.07.2020

United Kingdom UK authorities announced a list of over 50 countries and territories on Friday, July 3, from which travelers will be able to travel to England from Friday, July 10, without facing a mandatory 14-day quarantine period upon arrival. The countries and territories listed by the British government have all been classified as ‘low risk’ in regards to coronavirus disease (COVID-19). A full list of the countries can be found here (please copy and paste link into your browser): https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-travel-corridors#travel-corridors-countries-and-territories-exemption-list.

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06.07.2020

United Kingdom Coronavirus regulations mean that you must self-isolate for 14 days if you return to the UK from a country outside the common travel area.

The government is satisfied that it is now safe to ease these measures in England and has introduced travel corridors for some countries and territories.

Exemption rules
From 10 July 2020 you will not have to self-isolate when you arrive in England, if you:

are travelling or returning from one of the travel corridor countries
have not been to or stopped in a country that’s not on the travel corridor list in the previous 14 day
This applies to all travel to England, by train, ferry, coach, air or any other route.

If you have been to or stopped in a country that’s not on the travel corridor list you will have to self-isolate until 14 days have passed since you left that country.

Arrival in the UK
Before your arrival in the UK, you must complete a passenger locator form. You must present these details on your arrival in England. This applies to both visitors and UK residents.

Updates to the travel corridor list
We will keep the conditions in these countries and territories under review. If they worsen we will not hesitate to reintroduce self-isolation requirements.

Travellers should always check the latest FCO travel advice. Travel advice includes information on any health measures in place for visitors to the country or territory. These can include a requirement to self-isolate, quarantine, or undergo testing for coronavirus, or even restrictions on entry.

Make sure you have appropriate travel insurance in case you have unexpected costs.

Travel corridors: countries and territories exemption list
From 10 July 2020, unless they have visited or stopped in any other country or territory in the preceding 14 days, passengers arriving from the following countries and territories will not be required to self-isolate on arrival into England.

Andorra
Germany
New Zealand
Antigua and Barbuda
Greece
Norway
Aruba
Greenland
Poland
Australia
Grenada Réunion
Austria
Guadeloupe
San Marino
Bahamas Hong Kong
Serbia
Barbados
Hungary
Seychelles
Belgium
Iceland
South Korea
Bonaire,
Sint Eustatius and Saba
Italy
Spain
Croatia
Jamaica
St Barthélemy
Curaçao
Japan
St Kitts and Nevis
Cyprus
Liechtenstein
St Lucia
Czech Republic
Lithuania
St Pierre and Miquelon
Denmark
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Dominica
Macau
Taiwan
Faroe Islands
Malta
Trinidad and Tobago
Fiji
Mauritius
Turkey
Finland
Monaco
Vatican City
France
Netherlands
Vietnam
French Polynesia
New Caledonia

Ireland is already exempt as part of the common travel area, as are the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man.

In addition, we will be exempting the 14 British Overseas Territories.

This list may be added to over the coming days following further discussions between the UK and international partners.

Information for travel into Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will be published in due course by the Devolved Administrations.

03.07.2020

United Kingdom London Southend Airport reopens to passengers as of 1 July. (Breaking Travel News, 01.07.2020)
London City Airport resumed domestic operations as of 21 June. Initially flights will be restricted to those within the UK and Ireland. Additional flights to countries elsewhere in Europe are likely to recommence in the coming weeks.

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Authorities order lockdown in Leicester because of COVID-19 infection rate (Reuters, 29.06.2020).
People in England are allowed to leave their homes only to shop for basic goods, to exercise, to receive care or help a vulnerable person and to travel to work which cannot be done from home. Those in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are still instructed to stay home except for essential journeys.
Schools across the UK are closed until further notice, though some remain open to accommodate children of key workers. Pubs, restaurants, cafes, bars and other entertainment venues remain closed. Gatherings of more than two people are banned, unless it concerns members of the same household. The police have been given the power to disperse unauthorised gatherings and to fine those found to be violating the social distancing measures. Public transport is disrupted, notably in the capital, where London Underground (‘tube’) services are being reduced, with around 40 stations closed. Train operators are running reduced timetables while airlines have also substantially cut flights. Gatwick Express has suspended its services until further notice. Security forces have increased powers to control and order individuals to restrict movement or return to their accommodation. Fines from £100 to £3,200 are payable for infractions.

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The UK government has set out a three phase plan for easing restrictions. The phases are provisionally dated from 13 May, 1 June and 4 July. Under the first phase, greater personal freedoms to exercise and meet in public are possible. The second phase will see primary schools, retailers and some sporting competitions return. The third phase will see some remaining businesses such as hairdressers reopen as well as places of worship.
Northern Ireland eases COVID-19 restrictions on 18 May (Reuters, 18.05.2020). Unrestricted movement between Britain, some other countries is permitted from 29 June (Reuters, 09.06.2020)
Pubs, restaurants, hotels and hairdressers can open from 4 July in England, as social distancing rules eased. (BBC, 23.06.2020)

01.07.2020

United Kingdom London City Airport resumed domestic operations as of 21 June. . Initially flights will be restricted to those within the UK and Ireland. Additional flights to countries elsewhere in Europe are likely to recommence in the coming weeks. Unrestricted movement between Britain, some other countries to be permitted from 29 June (Reuters, 09.06.2020)

1. Passengers are subject to self-isolation for 14 days.
2. A completed “Public Health Passenger Locator Form” must be presented to immigration upon arrival. The form can be obtained before departure at https://visas-immigration.service.gov.uk/public-health-passenger-locator-form.

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People in England are allowed to leave their homes only to shop for basic goods, to exercise, to receive care or help a vulnerable person and to travel to work which cannot be done from home. Those in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are still instructed to stay home except for essential journeys.
Schools across the UK are closed until further notice, though some remain open to accommodate children of key workers. Pubs, restaurants, cafes, bars and other entertainment venues remain closed. Gatherings of more than two people are banned, unless it concerns members of the same household. The police have been given the power to disperse unauthorised gatherings and to fine those found to be violating the social distancing measures. Public transport is disrupted, notably in the capital, where London Underground (‘tube’) services are being reduced, with around 40 stations closed. Train operators are running reduced timetables while airlines have also substantially cut flights. Gatwick Express has suspended its services until further notice. Security forces have increased powers to control and order individuals to restrict movement or return to their accommodation. Fines from £100 to £3,200 are payable for infractions.

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The UK government has set out a three phase plan for easing restrictions. The phases are provisionally dated from 13 May, 1 June and 4 July. Under the first phase, greater personal freedoms to exercise and meet in public are possible. The second phase will see primary schools, retailers and some sporting competitions return. The third phase will see some remaining businesses such as hairdressers reopen as well as places of worship.
Northern Ireland eases COVID-19 restrictions on 18 May (Reuters, 18.05.2020)
Pubs, restaurants, hotels and hairdressers can open from 4 July in England, as social distancing rules eased. (BBC, 23.06.2020)

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22.06.2020

United Kingdom Unrestricted movement between Britain, some other countries to be permitted from 29 June (Reuters, 09.06.2020) 1. Passengers are subject to self-isolation for 14 days. 2. A completed “Public Health Passenger Locator Form” must be presented to immigration upon arrival. The form can be obtained before departure at https://visas-immigration.service.gov.uk/public-health-passenger-locator-form.

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People in England are allowed to leave their homes only to shop for basic goods, to exercise, to receive care or help a vulnerable person and to travel to work which cannot be done from home. Those in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are still instructed to stay home except for essential journeys. Schools across the UK are closed until further notice, though some remain open to accommodate children of key workers. Pubs, restaurants, cafes, bars and other entertainment venues remain closed. Gatherings of more than two people are banned, unless it concerns members of the same household. The police have been given the power to disperse unauthorised gatherings and to fine those found to be violating the social distancing measures. Public transport is disrupted, notably in the capital, where London Underground (‘tube’) services are being reduced, with around 40 stations closed. Train operators are running reduced timetables while airlines have also substantially cut flights. Gatwick Express has suspended its services until further notice. Security forces have increased powers to control and order individuals to restrict movement or return to their accommodation. Fines from £100 to £3,200 are payable for infractions.

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Source: [https://www.iatatravelcentre.com/international-travel-document-news/1580226297.htm] [https://pandemic.internationalsos.com/2019-ncov/ncov-travel-restrictions-flight-operations-and-screening] [https://uk.usembassy.gov/covid-19-coronavirus-information/]

11.06.2020

United Kingdom Unrestricted movement between Britain, some other countries to be permitted from 29 June (Reuters, 09.06.2020)

Effective 8 June:
1. Passengers are subject to self-isolation for 14 days.
2. A completed “Public Health Passenger Locator Form” must be presented to immigration upon arrival.

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09.06.2020

United Kingdom Commercial flights will return to London City Airport by the end of June. (Yahoo, 03.06.2020)

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1. Passengers are subject to self-isolation for 14 days.
2. A completed “Public Health Passenger Locator Form” must be presented to immigration upon arrival.

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08.06.2020

United Kingdom Commercial flights will return to London City Airport by the end of June. (Yahoo, 03.06.2020)

Effective 8 June:
1. Passengers are subject to self-isolation for 14 days.
2. A completed “Public Health Passenger Locator Form” must be presented to immigration upon arrival.

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National movement restrictions: partially banned
Restrictive measures mandatory between 01 June 2020 to TBD.

Groups of up to 6 can meet in England. In Wales, 2 households can meet (no max number suggested) but should not travel far to do so. In Scotland 2 households can meet (max 8 people) outdoors respecting social distance. Some sports (e.g. golf, fishing, tennis) allowed.

Non-essential shops closure: partially closed
Restrictive measures mandatory between 13 May 2020 to TBD.

Car showrooms and outdoor markets open in England. Other non-essential businesses planned to open on 15 June.

Events stop: banned
Restrictive measures mandatory between 19 May 2020 to TBD.

Other: closed/cancelled
Restrictive measures between 29 March 2020 to TBD.

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05.06.2020

United Kingdom Commercial flights will return to London City Airport by the end of June. (Yahoo, 03.06.2020)

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03.06.2020

United Kingdom

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People in England are allowed to leave their homes only to shop for basic goods, to exercise, to receive care or help a vulnerable person and to travel to work which cannot be done from home. Those in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are still instructed to stay home except for essential journeys. Schools across the UK are closed until further notice, though some remain open to accommodate children of key workers. Pubs, restaurants, cafes, bars and other entertainment venues remain closed. Gatherings of more than two people are banned, unless it concerns members of the same household. The police have been given the power to disperse unauthorised gatherings and to fine those found to be violating the social distancing measures. Public transport is disrupted, notably in the capital, where London Underground (‘tube’) services are being reduced, with around 40 stations closed. Train operators are running reduced timetables while airlines have also substantially cut flights. Gatwick Express has suspended its services until further notice. Security forces have increased powers to control and order individuals to restrict movement or return to their accommodation. Fines from £100 to £3,200 are payable for infractions.

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28.05.2020

United Kingdom

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The United Kingdom has not imposed any restrictions on inbound travellers. The government is considering a mandatory self-quarantine of inbound travellers for 14 days, although no date has been provided for implementation. French and Irish travellers would be exempt from the quarantine.

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People in England are allowed to leave their homes only to shop for basic goods, to exercise, to receive care or help a vulnerable person and to travel to work which cannot be done from home. Those in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are still instructed to stay home except for essential journeys. Schools across the UK are closed until further notice, though some remain open to accommodate children of key workers. Pubs, restaurants, cafes, bars and other entertainment venues remain closed. Gatherings of more than two people are banned, unless it concerns members of the same household. The police have been given the power to disperse unauthorised gatherings and to fine those found to be violating the social distancing measures. Public transport is disrupted, notably in the capital, where London Underground (‘tube’) services are being reduced, with around 40 stations closed. Train operators are running reduced timetables while airlines have also substantially cut flights. Gatwick Express has suspended its services until further notice. Security forces have increased powers to control and order individuals to restrict movement or return to their accommodation. Fines from £100 to £3,200 are payable for infractions.

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18.05.2020

United Kingdom Lockdown measures to remain in effect for at least another three weeks (Skynews, 16.04.2020) Quarantine measures for air travellers could be implemented from May. (Metro, 27.04.2020)

Travellers who have arrived since 19 February from China’s Hubei province, Iran, Italy and Special care zones in South Korea are advised to stay indoors, avoid contact with other people and call NHS111. Travellers from other areas in mainland China, South Korea as well as Cambodia, Hong Kong, Japan, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam should self-quarantine if they show any symptoms.

London City Airport (LCY) is suspending all commercial and private flights until the end of April. British Airways is suspending its entire flight schedule from Gatwick airport. Teesside International Airport will close as Eastern Airways and KLM have taken the decision to suspend all flights. London Heathrow Airport has introduced large-scale temperature checking of passengers. London Gatwick airport closed its north terminal. Heathrow airport closed its terminal 3 and 4. Rail services to T4 will be suspended from 8 May.London Gatwick airport closed its north terminal. Heathrow airport closed its terminal 3 and 4. Rail services to T4 will be suspended from 8 May.

Internal restrictions:

People in Britain are only allowed to leave their homes to shop for basic goods, to exercise once a day, to receive care or help a vulnerable person and to travel to essential work.
Schools across the UK have been closed since 20 March until further notice, though some remain open to accommodate children of key workers.
Pubs, restaurants, cafes, bars and other entertainment venues are closed until further notice.
Gatherings of more than two people are banned, unless it concerns members of the same household. The police have been given the power to disperse unauthorised gatherings and to fine those found to be violating the social distancing measures.
Public transport has been disrupted since 19 March, notably in the capital, where London Underground (‘tube’) services are being reduced, with around 40 stations closed.
Train operators are running reduced timetables while airlines have also substantially cut flights. Gatwick Express has suspended its services until further notice. Several supermarkets are rationing the number of individual products that can be bought per person.
Drones and facial recognition systems are in place to ease security forces control of the lockdown and hand out fines. Security forces have increased powers to control and order individuals to restrict movement or return to their accomodation. Fines may reach up to 2,500 Euros (2,700 USD) and jail time for restrictions trespassing is a possibility.

09.05.2020

Source

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/closure-of-educational-settings-information-for-parents-and-carers/closure-of-educational-settings-information-for-parents-and-carers#closures-of-schools-childcare-and-other-educational-settings
https://www.gov.uk/government/topical-events/coronavirus-covid-19-uk-government-response
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-action-plan
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-maintaining-educational-provision/guidance-for-schools-colleges-and-local-authorities-on-maintaining-educational-provision

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