Passengers arriving in the UK after 4am on November 30 are advised not to complete their mandatory passenger locator forms before 4am on November 29. This temporary change is due to a government upgrade of the form, which typically allows completion 48 hours prior to arrival.
The UK is set to implement mandatory PCR tests for international arrivals starting after 4am on November 30, amid rising concerns over a new variant. Meanwhile, SimplyTestMe is enhancing customer support by offering refunds for unshipped Lateral Flow tests and a return option for those already received.
The UK government has implemented new measures for international arrivals, requiring a PCR test within two days of entry and mandatory self-isolation until results are received. This change aims to enhance tracking of the Omicron variant, alongside increased mask usage in public spaces.
The British Airways Executive Club login functionality has been restored, allowing users to access their accounts again. However, several features, including Family Accounts settings and flight updates, remain incomplete, leaving some users still experiencing issues with their accounts.
The BA Executive Club website presents challenges for users trying to log in, but a workaround allows access to account information and previous bookings. By initiating a mock booking, users can reveal the ‘Log In’ option and regain functionality, although the iOS app offers limited features.
The British Airways Executive Club website remains down, with no estimated return date provided for members. However, the iOS app is operational, featuring updates such as a color-coded status for transactions and enhanced layout, though recent flights have not been posted during the outage.
BA web site is STILL down, a day after it was due to return to service.
Is the BA Executive Club website back up for you yet?
Passengers transiting in England, and staying airside, no longer need a Passenger Locator Form.
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.
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.
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.
