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British holidaymakers who are currently in Spain were caught very coldly. The UK government introduced a 14-day quarantine with immediate effect. This also has consequences for aviation. Ryanair is calculating
In the future, the Federal Republic of Germany wants to enable all travelers who return home from a vacation abroad, for example, to test free of charge for the corona virus. This also applies if you are not in one of the authorities
Finland is the first European country to react to the increasing number of corona cases in Austria. As of Monday, the Alpine republic will be on the red list, which means that people entering Finland will be in quarantine for 14 days
Golf carrier Emirates Airline announces that in the event of a COVID-19 illness that occurs during the trip, the treatment costs up to 150.000 euros will be covered. You also want 100 euros per day for a possible quarantine
As of Friday, the Republic of Austria will drastically tighten the entry requirements for people coming from the Balkans region (with the exception of Slovenia and Croatia). In the future, the quarantine can no longer be bypassed with a negative corona test. In the last
The Vienna Chamber of Labor expressly points out in a media release that quarantine is possible when returning from holiday countries. This applies in particular to guest workers who travel home to their families. In the last
Greece divides travelers into two groups and carries out random corona tests. Whoever has been selected must be in quarantine. The result should be available after 24 hours at the latest. From June 15, 2020, Greece will ease the entry requirements considerably.
A two-week quarantine has been a condition of entry in the United Kingdom since Monday. Three airlines are now taking legal action against this. British Airways, Easyjet and Ryanair have taken legal action against the UK government's mandatory 14-day quarantine.
Ryanair and the IAG want to bring a joint action against the UK's new quarantine regime. Others open, UK closes. While numerous EU countries are in the process of loosening their entry requirements and largely relying on 14-day quarantine
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