airports we are still seeing passenger numbers only really about 20, 20 5% of normal levels. if we are going to see our way through, we are going to see our way through, we are going to be able to provide the services we need to the uk economy, we need to see that aviation restart safely and as i say we have seen other parts of the economy opening up other parts of the economy opening up and as we see the vaccine roll out, we think that is something we can do with a sensible and managed risk. we can do with a sensible and managed risk. we can do with a sensible and manaied risk. . ., ., ., . ~ we can do with a sensible and manaied risk. . ., ., ~ ., managed risk. karen, good to talk to ou. karen managed risk. karen, good to talk to you- karen dee. managed risk. karen, good to talk to you. karen dee, chief managed risk. karen, good to talk to you. karen dee, chief executive - managed risk. karen, good to talk to you. karen dee, chief executive of. you. karen dee, chief executive of
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A group of experts say developing a roadmap for summer air travel has to be an immediate priority for the Government.
Members of the National Civil Aviation Development Forum (NCADF) have made several recommendations as part of Ireland s Aviation Restart Plan.
The group says the Government needs to identify and confirm the metrics that will justify the removal of the ban on all non-essential international travel for summer operations.
It also says these must be presented with target dates, and that any requirement for quarantine should be proportionate and based on transparent and objective criteria .
It says the Government needs to identify and publish these criteria, and review them, on a regular basis.