Coronavirus: Virgin Atlantic to cut thousands of jobs and end Gatwick operations – BBC News

Virgin Atlantic has announced plans to cut 3,000 more jobs in the UK and operate at Gatwick Airport.

The company accused him of calling the pandemic a “devastating” cause. Another major blow is Gatwick, the second busiest airport in the UK, after British Airways told it to suspend its operations there.

Meanwhile, a team represented by airlines around the world has recommended that all passengers wear masks while flying. IATA also expressed concern about how to ensure social distance on flights.

Aer Lingus, located in Dublin, has been criticized for showing images of a very complete flight to Belfast. The airline says it will put in another five flights a week to reduce the number of people on planes.

Huw Edwards has been featured on BBC News in ten reports by transport correspondent Tom Burridge and Irish correspondent Emma Vardy.

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