RISHI Sunak is leading a charge to rescue the holiday season for millions of pandemic-weary Brits. The Chancellor has told colleagues they risk denting national morale and the economy by slapping n…
Last night, a source said: “You would have to be completely bonkers to book a holiday knowing you could go on to the red list.”
BA, EasyJet, Virgin Atlantic, Tui, Jet2, Ryanair and Loganair told him much of Europe, America, the Caribbean and other major markets must be put on the green list.The letter adds “no evidence” has been produced that the current regime is necessary for fullyThe signatories state: "We are today seeing no real recovery in customer confidence. The UK aviation recovery is far behind countries in Europe.
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