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According to the Beeb 2m (why 2m inthe UK - my man in the Netherlands says it's only 1.5 m there...) social distancing has a much smaller effect than just about any other measure they've taken. Unless someone actually coughs all over you your're unlikely to catch the disease.
and if they stop anyone over 40 flying then the effects are minimal anyway
and if they stop anyone over 40 flying then the effects are minimal anyway

The following is in the media in Tenerife, anybody confirm or deny this ?
UK’s DoT has confirmed after consultation with Wizz Air management that the airline has cancelled Tenerife flights until June at the earliest.
UK’s DoT has confirmed after consultation with Wizz Air management that the airline has cancelled Tenerife flights until June at the earliest.

Thanks......the reason I asked was that the British Embassy put out a message that Wizz air flights to Tenerife were cancelled, hence evrybody panics without even looking at Wizz website. Lets hope they continue because there are plenty of people still wanting to return. There are a few planes into TFS from various places.

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Thanks......the reason I asked was that the British Embassy put out a message that Wizz air flights to Tenerife were cancelled, hence evrybody panics without even looking at Wizz website. Lets hope they continue because there are plenty of people still wanting to return. There are a few planes into TFS from various places.
Yourself included.
Try Aena, Flightstats, Flight radar, and the airline.
Lots of places to get the info

Thanks......the reason I asked was that the British Embassy put out a message that Wizz air flights to Tenerife were cancelled, hence evrybody panics without even looking at Wizz website. Lets hope they continue because there are plenty of people still wanting to return. There are a few planes into TFS from various places.
A lot of people will be looking with interest. If people who have travelled come down with it then expect a quick ban.

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British Embassy in Madrid statements today:
I would still be very woried if I had next flight on Tuesday despite anything Wizz website says.
Following our post on this page earlier this week, Wizz Air have now informed the Government that they have cancelled their flights from Tenerife to London Luton and do not expect to start running this service until June at the earliest. British Airways, Iberia and Vueling continue to operate flights to the UK via Barcelona and Madrid. These remain the most reliable flight options and we continue to post regular updates on this page. We very much regret the further disruption customers may suffer as a result of these cancellations.
Earlier today we posted reporting that Wizz Air flights between Tenerife and London Luton had been cancelled. We can now confirm that today's flight is running as scheduled and that flight WUK8129/W98129 departed London Luton at 1802 BST this evening. This has been a rapidly changing situation and we regret adding to the confusion. We will continue to update for future Wizz Air flights.

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New Lviv base from July announced
https://wizzair.com/en-gb/informatio...w-base-in-lviv
Flights to AUH will start in June (BUD & OTP), followed by KTW, SOF and Cluj in mid September.
https://wizzair.com/en-gb/informatio...w-base-in-lviv
Flights to AUH will start in June (BUD & OTP), followed by KTW, SOF and Cluj in mid September.

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Wizz Air have today announced six new routes from LTN:
Faro - From July (4x Weekly)
Corfu - From July (2x Weekly)
Zakynthos - From July (2x Weekly)
Heraklion (Crete) - From July (3x Weekly)
Rhodes - From July (2x Weekly)
Marrakesh - From October (4x Weekly)
I guess these are replacements for the Norwegian routes that seem to have been a big failure (with the exception of Tromso that restarts in December). I notice Turku in Finland has also disappeared too.
All routes will be competing with Ryanair and/or easyJet from the airport.
Faro - From July (4x Weekly)
Corfu - From July (2x Weekly)
Zakynthos - From July (2x Weekly)
Heraklion (Crete) - From July (3x Weekly)
Rhodes - From July (2x Weekly)
Marrakesh - From October (4x Weekly)
I guess these are replacements for the Norwegian routes that seem to have been a big failure (with the exception of Tromso that restarts in December). I notice Turku in Finland has also disappeared too.
All routes will be competing with Ryanair and/or easyJet from the airport.

Wizz Air have today announced six new routes from LTN:
Faro - From July (4x Weekly)
Corfu - From July (2x Weekly)
Zakynthos - From July (2x Weekly)
Heraklion (Crete) - From July (3x Weekly)
Rhodes - From July (2x Weekly)
Marrakesh - From October (4x Weekly)
I guess these are replacements for the Norwegian routes that seem to have been a big failure (with the exception of Tromso that restarts in December). I notice Turku in Finland has also disappeared too.
All routes will be competing with Ryanair and/or easyJet from the airport.
Faro - From July (4x Weekly)
Corfu - From July (2x Weekly)
Zakynthos - From July (2x Weekly)
Heraklion (Crete) - From July (3x Weekly)
Rhodes - From July (2x Weekly)
Marrakesh - From October (4x Weekly)
I guess these are replacements for the Norwegian routes that seem to have been a big failure (with the exception of Tromso that restarts in December). I notice Turku in Finland has also disappeared too.
All routes will be competing with Ryanair and/or easyJet from the airport.

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Exactly who is going to be daft enough to hand money over to Wizz for any of these services? There is no clear evidence that anyone will be flying anywhere in Europe from the UK for leisure purposes from 1st July, and we know that airlines, once they have their mitts on client's money are extremely reluctant to give it back.
Greece and Croatia have already confirmed they will be fully open for business in the coming weeks. I read today the Algarve are also gearing up.
Also people who booked their holidays several months ago will be obliged to travel or loose all the money they paid for their holidays. Jet2 and TUI are insisting they will be operating their full summer programme from mid-late June, and if they are operating the holiday you have a stark choice of going or potentially loosing thousands if you booked a peak time summer holiday.
After lock down there will be many people keen to get away and wouldn't be a surprise if there is a surge in bookings for the latter half of the year.
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The Algarve is reopening the golf courses, and they are getting ready for tourists again. There was even talk that F1 could host a ‘ghost’ race there. There will be destinations ready to go by mid-July - some might be a bit further behind on that curve.

Which is exactly why I wrote "from the UK" since at the moment we haven't anywhere near got infection under control - still coming in at ca. 4,000 per day. Germany around 400! Of course by mid June / early July things could have changed rapidly.

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With the new NHS app up and running it would be a shocker to get a text to self isolate a week before a planned holiday
