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Looks like there a still quite a few big buys coming in! I still think there is some good news on the way! Always DYOR!
I'm holding on for the future !!
https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/software/aim-mbo/mobilityone-shares?blueprint=1414887&utm_medium=finance_user&utm_campaign=integrated-pitch&utm_source=yahoo#summary
Something I found today - certainly not something to bump prices or anything! Just thought it was quite interesting to see MBO health and things like that! Good luck to those who have invested! Their next financial update should be awesome!
https://www.rte.ie/news/2020/1109/1176850-ireland-travel-update/
Something a little positive!
EasyJet
As of 7 November, EasyJet will add a total of five new routes to the Canary Islands from three airports: Edinburgh (EDI) and Glasgow (GLA) in Scotland and Belfast (BFS) in Northern Ireland.
Belfast
Belfast (BFS) will welcome a new EasyJet route to Tenerife (TFS), which will operate twice per week on Wednesdays and Saturdays and is currently scheduled from 7 November until the end of March. One-way flights start as low as £23.
Edinburgh
The Scottish capital will benefit from the addition of two new EasyJet routes to Lanzarote (ACE) and Fuerteventura (FUE), which are both scheduled to operate twice weekly until the end of March, starting on 7 and 8 November, respectively. One-way fares are currently available from £31. The Lanzarote flights will run on Wednesdays and Saturdays and the Fuerteventura flights on Tuesdays and Sundays.
Glasgow
And from Glasgow, there will be two new EasyJet routes to Tenerife (TFS) and Gran Canaria (LPA), which commence on 7 and 9 November, respectively. The flights will operate twice weekly to Tenerife on Wednesdays and Saturdays and to Gran Canaria on Mondays and Fridays. One-way fares to Tenerife start from £34, and to Gran Canaria from £30.
Source - https://thepointsguy.co.uk/news/easyjet-wizz-canaries-capacity/
https://www.electropages.com/2020/10/improved-rapid-and-accurate-elevated-skin-temperature-screening
https://www.cleveland.com/coronavirus/2020/10/risk-of-coronavirus-spread-on-airplane-flights-is-low-new-department-of-defense-study-suggests.html
https://inews.co.uk/inews-lifestyle/travel/heathrow-covid-test-airport-testing-lamp-one-hour-price-countries-731333?ITO=newsnow
Sun, 11th Oct 2020 14:21
DUBLIN, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Ireland plans to introduce
coronavirus testing at airports as part of a possible
alternative to quarantine for some arriving passengers, although it is not clear when the capacity will be ready, Health Minister Stephen Donnelly said on Sunday.
Airlines Ryanair and Aer Lingus have
heavily criticised the government for imposing some of the
strictest travel restrictions in Europe, with 14-day quarantines advised for almost all incoming travellers.
Under an EU system to be signed off next week, travellers
from regions with extremely low levels of the virus will be
placed in a "green" category and allowed to travel without
restriction, but very few regions in Europe now qualify.
Other regions would be listed as "amber" or "red" with
governments to impose restrictions.
Health minister Stephen Donnelly said the default position
would be to require travellers from "red" and "amber" regions to eestrict their movements. But plans are being worked on by the government for testing that could allow some passengers to avoid quarantine.
Testing at airports "will happen because it is required as
part of the protocol," Donnelly said in an interview with RTE
radio, but he declined to specify a time-frame.
One option being considered would be to allow passengers
from some destinations to avoid a quarantine if they produce
negative tests taken three days before travelling. Others might be required to take a second, rapid test before departing.
(Reporting by Conor Humphries)
I just posted it to show what's been said. I know you have your views Smithy and lots of others have theirs.
In some ways, I agree with you, I cannot see a mass rollout of a vaccine, it would probably take a long time to arrange, but let's try and stay positive.
Someone on IAG posted this...
https://www.ibtimes.sg/leaked-documents-suggest-uk-rollout-coronavirus-vaccine-november-52301
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/president-trump-tweets-that-he-would-pass-independent-coronavirus-relief-aid-11602050156
Another article found this morning - hopefully continue on upwards!
https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/coronavirus-airport-testing-quarantine-heathrow-gatwick-b800305.html
Been holding Easy for a while now... Good to see something slightly positive. Hoping for a blue week :-)