Arriving in UK after 4am 30 Nov? Don’t do your locator form before 4am on 29th!
In what is sure to cause problems for passengers arriving in the UK on the first day of the new testing regime, the Government…
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England to confirm start of PCR tests for arrivals and SimplyTestMe steps up
As Holland announces that 13 arrivals at Amsterdam, from South Africa have tested positive for the new variant, and other countries start to impose…
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UK replaces on-arrival Lateral Flow test with PCR and self-isolation
As part of its steps to try and deal with the new Omicron variant of COVID-19, the UK Prime Minister has just announced that…
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Is the BA Executive Club up? Yes …. but
The ability to log back in to the British Airways Executive Club via their home page has returned. However, some functionality is still not…
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Is the BA Executive Club web site up yet? Yes and No
If you go to the BA website home page and look for the normal ‘Log In’ option on the top right you will receive…
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Where are with the BA Executive Club web site? Web down. iOS App Up.
As I write this morning it appears that the return to service of the BA Exec Club web site is further delayed. The message…
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BA Executive Club web site down again
BA web site is STILL down, a day after it was due to return to service.
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I can log back in to my BA Executive Club account. Can you?
Is the BA Executive Club website back up for you yet?
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Connecting airside in England? – you no longer need a Passenger Locator Form
Passengers transiting in England, and staying airside, no longer need a Passenger Locator Form.
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No tube to/from Heathrow 24 Dec – 30 Dec 2021 and 2 – 3 January 2022
Heathrow becomes hard to reach at Christmas this year. No tubes (buses serve as replacements) and reduced train services may cause problems for those that don’t plan their journey.
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Reuters reporting US re-opening on 8 November
Is 8 November the first date we will be allowed back in to the US from Europe and the UK? Reuters seems to think so.
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UK’s Guardian reporting that Ryanair customers who claimed a chargeback are being forced to repay the airline before travel
Passengers who secured chargebacks from Ryanair when governments would not let them travel (but the flight operated) are now being asked to repay the chargeback amount before Ryanair will let them travel again.
