Planes are currently grounded in the UK, with the FCO still advising against all but essential travel and warning other countries might impose travel restrictions without notice. Planes are also likely to need to be cleaned more deeply between flights while easyJet has said it is looking at keeping its middle seats free when flights resume. "When scheduled flights return in Europe, sometime in July, Ryanair believes it will take some time for passenger volumes to return," the company said in a statement. But it is too early to say.” So, for now at least, it looks like if anything plane travel will be cheaper once travel restrictions lift. As to when things will return to "normal" in terms of flights and prices, Ryanair isn't expecting things to be fully sorted out either this year or next.

Source: Standard Digital May 04, 2020 15:45 UTC