Aer Lingus has announced the resumption of flights to and from Dublin Airport to destinations in the UK.
The flights will resume on a phased basis from July 14.
The airline's operator Stobart Air said there will be enhanced safety measures on the first set of flights to Edinburgh and Glasgow from the middle of July, Dublin Live reports.
Other services from the capital across the UK are scheduled to resume from the beginning of August.
New safety measures will be in place across the services including mandatory face coverings for passengers and cabin crew.
There will also be enhanced cleaning and disinfection procedures on all aircraft as well as a deep clean overnight on planes.
The full list of dates for the resumption of flights from Dublin are:
- Dublin to Aberdeen - 01 August
- Dublin to Birmingham - 01 August
- Dublin to Bristol - 01 August
- Dublin to Edinburgh - 14 July
- Dublin to Glasgow - 14 July
- Dublin to Isle of Man - 02 August
- Dublin to Leeds Bradford - 01 August
- Dublin to Manchester - 01 August
- Dublin to Newcastle - 02 August
- Dublin to Newquay - 01 August
Managing Director of Stobart Air Andy Jolly said: "Stobart Air is committed to providing essential connectivity between Ireland, and the UK and Europe into the future, in line with Government guidance.
"Covid-19 has instilled widespread uncertainty globally. Passengers can be assured that enhanced health and safety measures in line with European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) guidance are now in place to protect them, our staff, and our airline partners."
He added: “We look forward to welcoming our passengers, staff and crew back on board our services."
