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TUI, Ryanair and Jet2 share earliest dates flights and holidays may start again
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The foreign office is currently recommending people don't go abroad "indefinitely" in an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus.
But many are hoping lockdown restrictions will be lifted in time to still plan a trip this summer. While planes remain grounded for the moment, several of the biggest airlines have started giving the exact dates planes may start taking off again.
Of course, as things develop both at home and overseas these dates might change - and that's before we get to the fact most countries currently aren't letting people from Britain in either.
But to offer a glimmer of hope of holidays to come, here's when TUI, Jet2 and Ryanair are starting to accept booking again from: TUI Tui has announced that it plans to start flying
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