Midwest Radio – Flights cancelled at Eire West Airport Knock due to ban on travel from Britain

The Federal government has banned all flights from Britain right until midnight tomorrow.

It is just after a new pressure of Covid-19 was determined in the South of England, that spreads more rapidly and a lot more very easily than other people.

All incoming flights from mainland Britain have been grounded and ferry crossings are limited to cargo only.

Minister Eamon Ryan suggests the Govt can not rule out the chance of that new mutated pressure of the virus getting here.

The choice to ban all flights from Britain for 48 several hours will affect on Ireland West Airport Knock, which had only reopened over the weekend soon after becoming closed for a month – the next lockdown this year due to Covid-19.

Present day in and outbound flights from London Stansted and Luton have been cancelled as a end result of the ban, which is in place for now and tomorrow and will be reviewed by Cupboard tomorrow.

Travellers because of to journey to and from Ireland West Airport Knock in the coming times are recommended to call Ryanair.

The Irish Moments reports this  morning that the unprecedented 48-hour ban on passenger vacation from Britain is probably to be extended by the Govt further than Tuesday, as fears improve above the spread of a far more infectious pressure of Covid-19.