Tue, 04th Aug 2020 08:05
LONDON, Aug 4 (Reuters) - The CEO of British low cost
airline EasyJet said UK government quarantine rules on
Spain had not caused customers to cancel travel plans but it was
deterring new bookings, as he called for a more targeted
approach.
"We urgently need to target quarantine requirements to where
spikes have occurred rather than at national level," chief
executive Johan Lundgren told reporters on Tuesday.
(Reporting by Sarah Young, Edited by Paul Sandle)
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