2020 foi um ano como nenhum outro para todos e negócios no Aeroporto de Liverpool John Lennon (LJLA) foi gravemente atingido pela pandemia Covid-19. No entanto, com o último bloqueio nacional, os vôos agora estão voltando antes da temporada festiva e os passageiros da região têm a oportunidade mais uma vez para sair e ainda aproveitar a corrida até o Natal e o Ano Novo, voando para uma série de destinos diretamente de Liverpool. Ryanair, Wizz Air, Loganair e Blue Air Reintroduzindo serviços e frequências crescentes em outros. Espera -se que os passageiros vão para um sol muito atrasado no inverno ou se encontrem com amigos e parentes, para destinos, incluindo Tenerife, Lanzarote, Málaga, Alicante, Faro, Belfast, Amsterdam e Bucharest. Risco de infecção de acordo com as últimas orientações governamentais. Além disso, as instalações do aeroporto também estão se preparando para o crescente número de passageiros, com vários varejistas de aeroportos reabrindo para permitir que os passageiros comprem alimentos e bebidas alinhados com restrições do governo, juntamente com bens isentos de impostos e impostos da World Duty Free Store. Todos os parques de estacionamentos do aeroporto também são totalmente operacionais e reservados no site do aeroporto
Whilst passenger numbers are likely to be around 90% lower than last year, flights will be operating to 34 destinations over the festive period with easyJet, Ryanair, Wizz Air, Loganair and Blue Air reintroducing services and increasing frequencies on others. Passengers are expected to head off for some long overdue Winter sunshine or to meet up with friends and relatives, to destinations including Tenerife, Lanzarote, Malaga, Alicante, Faro, Belfast, Amsterdam and Bucharest.
Passengers can continue to take advantage of Liverpool’s Faster, Easier Friendlier experience, whilst reassured that comprehensive measures are in place to reduce the risk of infection in line with the latest Government guidance. In addition, facilities at the Airport are gearing up for the increasing numbers of passengers too, with a number of airport retailers reopening to enable passengers to purchase food and drink in line with Government restrictions, along with tax and duty free goods from the World Duty Free store. All the Airport’s on site car parks are also fully operational and bookable via the Airport website www.liverpoolairport.com/parking
quarantine Restrições que devem ser aliviadas em que se devem a uma demanda de 15 || 303 th December are also expected to increase consumer demand over the coming weeks, with those passengers arriving from non-exempt countries able to book a private COVID-19 test to reduce the time needed to self-isolate to just 5 days after they return. The Airport is also looking at an on-site COVID-19 test centre specifically for passengers which is expected to be announced soon.
John Irving, CEO of Liverpool John Lennon Airport commented, “This has been the Airport’s toughest year ever, however we look forward to welcoming back a growing number of passengers in the run up to Christmas and during the festive holiday period.
Whilst the COVID-19 secure Airport environment means the way passengers move through the terminal is different to normal, our faster, easier, friendlier customer experience remains the same and we hope to be able to help make Christmas 2020 as enjoyable as possible for those travelling on holiday or to meet with friends and relatives.”
