EasyJet says it hopes to resume flights on 75% of its route network by the end of August, although the number of daily services will still be significantly down for a normal summer season.more
Italy reopens to travellers from Europe on Wednesday (Jun 3), three months after the country went into COVID-19 lockdown, with all hopes pinned on reviving the key tourism industry as the summer season begins.more
According to the recommendations, passengers on a plane can occupy a maximum of 50 percent seats. The most important, however, is that we started to fly again - stated the President of PLL LOT Rafał Milczarski. He added that ticket reservations are at the level of several percent of those from last year.more
After a 2.5-month break, Krakow-Balice International Airport has now resumed regular flights. In the morning, the first PLL LOT plane flew to Gdansk, then the plane from Warsaw landed, which then took off on the return journey.more
Ryanair will restore from July 1 40% normal flight schedule, the company authorities said. Irish lines will serve almost 1,000 flights a day, returning 90 percent routes compared to pre-Covid-19 pandemic.more
The European Commission has announced that it has received replies from 12 EU Member States regarding refunds for canceled flights. Brussels threatens to institute procedures for non-compliance with passenger rights. Poland has ensured that it respects regulations.more
Greece said on Friday it will open to visitors from 29 countries from June 15, days before its peak tourism season begins. But there is no Poland on the list.more
Control temperature measurements at the entrance to the terminals, the obligation to wear masks, the obligation to complete a health declaration. These are some of the safety rules that will apply at airports and on planes - the Civil Aviation Office of Poland said.more
Italy, Bulgaria and Japan have so far been very popular tourist destinations. But in the era of opening borders after the coronavirus pandemic, these countries must fight hard for foreign visitors. So they are tempted by various subsidies.more
Germany’s Focus magazine reports headlines from the Deutsche Presse-Agentur GmbH (DPA) on Tuesday, citing that the government wants to end travel warnings for tourists from June 15 for 31 European countries if coronavirus situation allows.more
A cross-party group of MPs, including seven former ministers, are calling on the government to scrap the proposed 14-day quarantine period for all arrivals in the UK.more
On June 1, regular operation of the Warsaw West bus station will be restored - one of the most important transport hubs in Poland. Further carriers decide to resume operations, despite restrictions resulting from sanitary restrictions. What do passengers need to prepare for?more
Ryanair expects Britain to join European nations in dropping COVID-19 quarantine plans in the coming weeks, Chief Executive Michael O'Leary said in an interview on Wednesday, reporting a "big surge" in holiday bookings from the country.more
Tourists will be able to visit Spain from 1 July without having to quarantine for two weeks. The government said cabinet ministers made the decision to lift the mandatory coronavirus quarantine during a meeting on Monday.more
Lufthansa plans to restart service to tourist destinations in Europe. The German airline has been hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic and is in talks with the government over a potential bailout.more
Spain will reopen to overseas tourists from July, the prime minister has announced, pledging that the government will guarantee the safety of visitors and locals as the country emerges from one of Europe’s strictest coronavirus lockdowns.more
Poland is on the list of countries whose citizens will be able to come to Cyprus from June 9. The condition of admission to the island will be the traveler's certification that he is not infected with a coronavirus.more
From May 28, everyone coming to Ireland will have to tell the police about their whereabouts, 'announced Health Minister Simon Harris. Arrivals will still be asked to isolate themselves for 14 days, but for now it will not be mandatory.more
"I encourage everyone to return to restaurants and Polish hotels. We are preparing to eliminate the obligation to wear masks on the air," Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki informed.more
The Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air, in connection with the extension of restrictions on international flights, suspends all flights in the Polish route network until June 6 - the carrier said.more
By ordinance of the Minister of Health Kiril Ananiew, from midnight from Thursday to Friday, the coronavirus pandemic ban on entry to Bulgaria for EU citizens and Schengen residents as well as Andorra, Monaco and the Vatican was lifted.more