Nigel Spicer accused easyJet of 'abandoning customers' after it cancelled flights to and from Italy
in its battle to contain Europe’s largest coronavirus outbreak, with hotels, museums, cultural venues and other attractions banned or forced to close.
Nigel Spicer said he will have to break self-isolation rules to get his car after easyjet cancelled his flight out of Venice ‘We rang up and were on hold for about 45 minutes, God knows what that is going to cost. We were left thinking we would have to sort it out ourselves. Public transport and taxis are a no-no and you shouldn’t have visitors over, even if you just stay at home.
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