EasyJet pushes back as Johnson delays restart to summer sun after Covid 

EasyJet boss says Covid-19 tests should not be required for passengers travelling to low-risk destinations
EasyJet pushes back as Johnson delays restart to summer sun after Covid 

Britain's airlines and travel industry were left disappointed by prime minister Boris Johnson's warning that it was too soon to say when international holidays could resume.

The boss of EasyJet has weighed in by pushing back against some of the British government's plans to restart travel, saying Covid-19 tests should not be required for passengers travelling to low-risk destinations.

Britain's airlines and travel industry were left disappointed by prime minister Boris Johnson's warning that it was too soon to say when international holidays could resume, meaning the re-opening could be pushed later than the current date of May 17.

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