To accommodate for passenger demand for the UK government’s “green list” countries, Wizz Air has announced their restart to four quarantine-free countries. The airline will resume its services to: Faro and Lisbon, Portugal Tel Aviv, Israel Reykjavik, Iceland Gibraltar Starting from 17th May, Wizz Air’s schedule will cover 80 destinations
Following the UK government’s decision to place Israel on the “green list”, Virgin Atlantic has taken the opportunity to triple its Heathrow – Tel Aviv flights this summer. Currently flying four times per week, from 14th June the airline will fly daily and then double daily over the summer period.
After the release of the UK government’s “green list”, where Portugal was listed, British Airways have announced they will launch flights from Newcastle to Faro later this month. Starting on 29th May with a twice-weekly service to cope with the pent-up demand for leisure travel to Portugal. BA is set
Following suit of many other airlines, Wizz Air has also put on sale their flights for summer 2022. Travellers have the choice of 80 destinations from 12 UK airports, from the Greek island of Corfu to Faro in Portugal. Flying from; Luton Gatwick Birmingham Doncaster Sheffield Aberdeen Edinburgh Glasgow Belfast
Do you love crystal blue waters and beautiful white sandy beaches? Do you want to enjoy it in the near future? Go to the Bahamas. To get there, you can choose to use American Airlines which launches direct flights from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, Texas, to Lynden Pindling International Airport, Nassau,
British Airways is to restart its passenger flights to Hong Kong, following the government’s relaxation of quarantine measures. The first passenger flight will depart London Heathrow on Sunday 9th May, operating twice-weekly flights on Sundays and Fridays. The news follows suit of Cathay Pacific’s resumption of flights. British Airways’ Head
