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US Imposes Some Restrictions on UK Airlines Due to Covid-19 New Variant

US has imposed some strict restrictions on the UK airlines. All passengers coming from the UK are required to submit their negative test report of Covid-19. The US has set a 72hours deadline for all the passengers; the US has taken this initiative to stop the Covid-19 new variant from spreading. After Christmas day, health officials of the UK have reported 70,000 new confirmed corona cases in England. The US has made it compulsory for every passenger to submit the written documentation of their negative test result of Covid-19 to the airlines. From 28 December, these restrictions will be implemented on every UK airline that lands in the US. Other countries have banned all flights from the UK and also shut their borders to the UK because of the sharp rise in cases of the covid-19 new variant. The rapid spread of new variant in the UK has also caused some strict restrictions in the United Kingdom. Almost 6 million people are now facing the strictest rules of tier-four lockdown. US airlines act fast and drastically ascended their flights from the UK. At the start of the pandemic, the US also suspended the entry of foreign nationals in the country. Health officials have released a report that said “there is no evidence and scientifically prove that says new variant is more dangerous than previous strains. But researches have shown that it is 70% more transmissible in humans.” The US & It's Initiative for Controlling New Variant In response to the discovery of the new variant Read the full article

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Airlines losses 2020- Financially, 2020 will go down as the worst year in the history of aviation. On average, every day of this year will add $230 million to industry losses. In total that’s a loss of $84.3 billion. It means that—based on an estimate of 2.2 billion passengers this year—airlines will lose $37.54 per passenger. That’s why government financial relief was and remains crucial as airlines burn through cash,” said Alexandre de Juniac, IATA’s Director General and CEO. Asia-Pacific was the first region to feel the brunt of the COVID-19 crisis. It is expected to post the largest absolute losses in 2020. #airline #businessloss #airtransport #lossmeme #iata #geneva #indigo #airindia #airasia #jetairways #govtinitiatives #imf #worldbank #asianairlines #chinaairlines #usairlines #ukairlines #worldeconomyforum #airspace #flight #rassianairlines #covid19 #corona #lockdown2020😷 (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCy32GBjwYG/?igshid=1k3nx33s2uw9b

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Virgin Atlantic accepts first Airbus A350 into its fleet

Virgin Atlantic accepts first Airbus A350 into its fleet #Airbus #A350XWB #A350 #AvGeek #Airline #UKAirline #RedVelvet

Virgin Atlantic (VS/VIR) has officially taken delivery of its first Airbus A350-1000XWB at the Airbus factory in Toulouse, France.

The aircraft, G-VLUX “Red Velvet”, is the first of 12 Airbus A350XWB aircraft for the long-haul airline.

Virgin’s Airbus A350-1000XWB is expected to be flown to London from Toulouse later today before beginning a crew training programme with the airline.

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