Brits abroad scramble to get home as airlines begin cancelling hundreds of flights
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mirror.co.ukBrits abroad are in a race to get home as airlines cancel hundreds of flights. With all non-essential travel now banned in the UK, passenger numbers on planes have plummetted.
As a result airlines are cutting their losses and cancelling flights, leaving Brits in a race against time to get home. EasyJet will fly primarily repatriation services until January 10 before massively reducing the number of aircraft it charters.
Jet2 has suspended flights and holidays until February 11, as has TUI in England. The package holiday company has initially stopped its services until January 31 in Wales and Scotland. Have you found yourself stuck abroad?
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