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We’re committed to keeping you safe in the sky while still bringing you our famously friendly service.
Yes, the toilets will be open to use as normal. All we ask now is that you wait safely in your seat until one’s free rather than queuing in the aisles. If you need any special assistance, just ask one of our friendly cabin crew who’ll be happy to help.
Yes, you need to keep your face mask on throughout the whole flight but you can take it off temporarily so that you can eat and drink comfortably. Just be careful your mask doesn’t touch any surfaces when you take it off. Remember, everyone needs to wear a face mask apart from children under six years old and people that can’t wear a mask for medical reasons.
Face masks need to cover your mouth and nose and should be either a protective or medical-style mask, or a fitted face covering. Coverings such as scarves, snoods, balaclavas or any similar items aren’t acceptable for travel.
It’s a good idea to stock up on masks before you travel as it’s recommended you change them every four hours. Plus, you’ll need to wear a mask for your whole return journey too.
You can’t keep too much distance on the plane, but you can minimise your contact with people and surfaces. We’ll ask you to stay in your seat as much as possible, avoid queuing in the aisles and use contactless payment if you can. Our cabin crew want to give you as much space as possible too, so they won’t be able to help you put things in the overhead lockers. And everyone has to wear a face mask throughout the whole flight, including our crew. If you need a little more space and there are empty seats available, then our friendly crew will be happy to help if they can.
Every one of our planes is disinfected nose to tail by a professional aircraft cleaning company every day. On top of this, we regularly use a process called fogging, where we deep clean our planes with a long-lasting antiviral and antibacterial spray to make sure every surface is sanitised. And they’re all kitted out with HEPA air filtration systems like those used in surgical theatres. When the planes are in action, these filters keep the air fresh and bacteria-free by removing 99.97% of viruses every few minutes.
If you feel worried onboard, listen out carefully for our announcements as our friendly cabin crew will guide you through the new safety measures and what to expect throughout your flight. Don’t worry, our crew will be there for you every step of the way.
Yes, you can still ask our friendly cabin crew to warm your baby’s bottle and food for you as normal. Our crew will be washing their hands regularly anyway, but they’ll wash them again just before handling your baby’s bottle and food.
Good news – all the usual tasty treats in our in-flight menu will still be available. You’ll be able to choose onboard or you can keep things more contact free by pre-paying for your in-flight food before you take off. You can add meals to your booking here. Our pre-order champagne is still available too.
No, we won’t have any hand sanitiser onboard any of our planes. You need to keep your hands clean on the go though, so please bring your own sanitiser with you but make sure it’s less than 100ml. We’ll also keep our onboard toilets stocked up with soap.
Passengers aged 13 and under must travel with a guardian aged 16 and over. If the accompanying guardian is travelling on the same flight, on a separate booking, please select Continue. To change your flight, please select Go back.
Specific rules may apply to entry to certain destinations for passengers aged 17 and under who are travelling without their parent or legal guardian. Please check fco.gov.uk for current requirements.
