Wizz Air ( WIZZ.L) rose 1.1%.YES NOUnfortunately, the nature of the game demands that certain aspects of the previous customization systems be removed (we can't say too much without spoiling anything, but know that it does make sense within the game), and so players are no longer able to customize their hideouts, cribs and safe houses - which is a shame, considering it would be great fun to put stripper poles all over The White House. EasyJet ( EZJ.L) was also up 2% and Ryanair ( RYA.L) rose 2.3%. Read more: European markets suffer sluggish start amid interest rate concernsįlight search engine Skyscanner also said that redirects from its UK site rose 10% following the red list announcement, compared with the previous day, and TravelSupermarket said bookings had nearly doubled since before the end of the travel traffic light system for international travel in September.Īirline stocks were boosted by the reopening on Monday: International Airlines Group ( IAG.L), which owns British Airways, had risen 1.7% by midday in London. Jet2 also said bookings had doubled in 24 hours. With light at the end of the tunnel for Heathrow and despite its poor September traffic, airlines and price comparison websites reported a bump in bookings following the red list announcement last Thursday, with Virgin Atlantic saying bookings to South Africa had doubling overnight compared with the previous week. The red list now consists of: Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Haiti, Panama, Peru and Venezuela.
As of 4am on Monday morning, those arriving from places including South Africa, Brazil and Argentina no longer need to quarantine in a hotel.Īdvice against non-essential travel to 42 other countries was also lifted. The rule change has made it easier to visit almost 90 countries, with 47 nations now off the red list. The news comes as the UK relaxes its travel traffic light system in order to enable people to move around for the school holidays. The airport said in an update that North American traffic is hitting 25% of 2019 levels.Ĭargo, which is carried in the hold of passenger planes, was close to 8% down by volume on 2019, reflecting the way in which travel restrictions have been damaging UK exports and supply chains. Heathrow airport warned on Monday that traffic levels hit just 40% of pre-pandemic levels in September, lagging the recovery of its EU rivals. Air traffic levels at Heathrow airport hit just 40% of pre-pandemic levels in September, lagging the recovery of its EU rivals.
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