Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been some changes to entry requirements for arrivals into the United Kingdom. Before you arrive into the country, you’ll need to:

• Complete a Public Health Passenger Locator form before arriving in the UK. This will only be available from 48 hours before you’re due to arrive into the UK. Please keep your completed form handy as you’ll need to show this at border control. Each passenger needs to complete a form, except for children under 18 years old whose details can be added to the form of an adult they’re travelling with.
• Make sure you’re wearing a face mask before entering the airport and throughout all journeys. If you fail to wear a face mask, you’ll be breaking the law and could be fined.
• Self-isolate for 14 days depending on where you’ve travelled to. Please see the FCDO website for more information.

Please see the FCDO website for more information which includes details of any separate guidance for Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

It's subject to change, but our flights programme for France is set to recommence on 12 December 2020. For those travelling from this date, these are the current entry requirements for arrivals into France, which we’ll continue to monitor.

Due to a change in the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office’s travel advice, if you’re travelling from France to the UK, you’ll need to self-isolate for 14 days once you arrive. Please see the FCDO website for more information.

It's subject to change, but our flights programme for Italy is set to recommence on 19 December 2020. For those travelling from this date, these are the current entry requirements for arrivals into Italy, which we’ll continue to monitor.

Before you arrive in Italy, you’ll need to:

• Complete a form which you can download here, and print off two copies. Keep these in your hand luggage as you’ll need to show these at the airport.
• Get a COVID-19 PCR test. Once you arrive in Italy, you’ll need to present evidence of a negative COVID-19 PCR test result, taken within 72 hours of your arrival into Italy.

During your flight to and from Italy you’ll need to:

• Keep jackets, coats and personal clothing under the seat in front of you on the plane and not loose in the overhead locker.

You’ll also need to:

• Tell us about any COVID-19 symptoms you get within eight days of your arrival into Italy.
• Make sure you wear a surgical medical mask or filtering facepiece of level 2 or higher throughout your whole journeys to and from Italy.

If you’re returning from Italy to England, you’ll need to:

• Self-isolate for 14 days, in line with government guidance. Please see the FCDO website for more information which includes details of any separate guidance for Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

Please see the FCDO website for more information.

Before you go away, you’ll need to:

• Complete an online form, which you can find here.

On arrival in Madeira you’ll need to:

• Either present a negative COVID-19 PCR test result taken within 72 hours of your arrival or take a free test before you leave the airport.
• Children under 12 years don’t have to take the test, unless they’re showing any COVID-19 symptoms.
• It shouldn’t take longer than an hour after landing to take the test and leave the airport to catch your transfer as normal.
• You’ll be told the test results within 12 hours.
• You’ll have to stay in your accommodation until you get the results.
• For more information about the test, please check the FCDO website.

Please see the FCDO website for more information which includes details of any separate guidance for Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been some changes to entry requirements for arrivals into the Canary Islands. Before you go away, you’ll need to:

• Download the SpTH app to your mobile device and complete the form.
• If you don’t have a mobile device, you can complete the form online here.
• As part of the Spanish entry form, you’ll have to confirm that you have a negative COVID-19 result, from a test taken within 72 hours before your arrival into the Canary Islands. Everyone, including children, must take a test. You’ll also need to present your negative test result on arrival into the Canary Islands and when checking in to your accommodation. Please note the evidence of your negative COVID-19 test result must feature:
  • Your full name
  • Your passport number
  • The date/time your test was performed
  • Name of the laboratory/contact details of the laboratory
  • The analysis technique used
  • A negative result
• Once you’ve completed the form, you’ll receive a QR code. Keep this handy while travelling as you’ll need to show it at border control.
• Present a negative COVID-19 test result when checking in to your accommodation, taken within 72 hours of arrival into the Canary Islands. If you don’t do this, you may be refused entry.
• Download and activate the Radar COVID notification app throughout your stay on the islands before and for 15 days after your return home.

Please see the FCDO website for more information.

It's subject to change, but our flights programme for Turkey is set to recommence on 3 December 2020. These are the current entry requirements for arrivals into Turkey and returning to the UK, which we’ll continue to monitor.

Before you arrive into the country, you’ll need to:

• Complete a form before you arrive into the country, which you can download here. Please note, you need to fill out individual forms for every passenger in your party.
• If you’re travelling through Antalya Airport, large items of hand luggage aren’t allowed onboard so you’ll need to check these in, which will be free of charge. You can take a small item onboard with you, such as a handbag, laptop bag or airport purchase, as long as it’s placed under the seat in front of you.

You’ll need to self-isolate for 14 days, in line with government guidance, if you’re arriving into England from Turkey. Please see the FCDO website for more information, which includes details of any separate guidance for those arriving into Scotland and Wales.

Please see the FCDO website for more information.