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The Hungarian airline Wizz Air’s plane is due to leave Vilnius for Luton at 19.55.
The plane is scheduled to leave Luton Airport at 9:30 p.m. local time (23.30 Lithuanian time). After approximately two and a half hours, the plane will land in Vilnius.
Ryanair and airBaltic also plan to resume flights to London starting in July. All information about the current and planned resumption of flights is published. At the airport airport.
Photo from LTOU / Flights to the UK
Lithuanian airports call July a turning point from which flights will resume, passengers will fly again and travel restrictions will be released. It is already planned for July 70 routes from three Lithuanian airports.
We remind you that due to Wizz Air flights between Lithuania and the UK, the uncertainty continued for several weeks. However, the airline sold tickets flights were not authorized. Several flights were canceled as a result.
Although the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Linas Linkevičius, less than a week ago said there are no plans yet to resume flights to the UK and this is done deliberately due to high morbidity there, the situation changed on Friday.
The United Kingdom was previously classified by the Lithuanian Ministry of Health (SAM) as one of the most affected countries, and non-Lithuanian citizens were prohibited from entering. Still, it was announced on Friday that since June 29. this restriction no longer exists. It is no longer necessary to isolate yourself when you return to Lithuania; this is a recommendation.
Two weeks of self-isolation is mandatory for those traveling to the UK. You must do it in the direction you arrived will send a registration form.
It is important to note that the list of most affected countries is updated weekly by the SAM, taking into account epidemiological indicators in foreign countries.
Due to the high incidence of coronavirus infection (COVID-19), Swedish and Portuguese citizens and legal residents will still not be able to enter our country this week.
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