Airline easyJet confirmed a list of flights available to passengers from today as the airline resumed some services for the first time in months.
The budget airline restarted most domestic flights as restrictions on air travel were lifted by the UK Government.
Some services flying to and from Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness resumed today.
A London Gatwick to Glasgow Airport flight was the first of the easyJet services to take off at 7am this morning.
The easing comes just days after the UK Government issued new safety guidance on air travel amid the global coronavirus pandemic.
Passengers and cabin crew have been urged to wear face masks while food will not be served on flights.
easyJet customers will also be offered hand sanitiser and wipes.
The firm has said that all planes will be regularly cleaned and disinfected by staff.
Despite the new rules, Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan expressed fears over social distancing onboard flights.
The often-outspoken journalist fumed as he watched footage of passengers getting on the crowded plane.
Foreign Office officials have continued to advise against all non-essential travel.
Where will easyJet fly to and from?
From June 15, easyJet will fly mainly between UK airports with one international service from the UK will fly to Nice.
Elsewhere, some services are set resume between Portugal, Switzerland and Spain.
- Belfast-Birmingham
- Belfast-Bristol
- Belfast-Edinburgh
- Belfast-Glasgow
- Belfast-London Gatwick
- Belfast-Liverpool
- Belfast-Newcastle
- Birmingham-Belfast
- Bristol-Belfast
- Edinburgh-Belfast
- Edinburgh-London Gatwick
- Glasgow-Belfast
- Glasgow-London Gatwick
- Inverness-London Gatwick
- Isle of Man-London Gatwick
- Isle of Man-Liverpool
- London Gatwick-Belfast
- London Gatwick-Edinburgh
- London Gatwick-Glasgow
- London Gatwick-Inverness
- London Gatwick-Isle of Man
- London Gatwick-Nice
- Liverpool-Belfast
- Liverpool-Isle of Man
- Newcastle-Belfast
easyJet chief executive Johan Lundgren previously said: "I am really pleased that we will be returning to flying in the middle of June.
"These are small and carefully planned steps that we are taking to gradually resume operations.
"We will continue to closely monitor the situation across Europe so that, when more restrictions are lifted, the schedule will continue to build over time to match demand, while also ensuring we are operating efficiently and on routes that our customers want.
"The safety and wellbeing of our customers remains our highest priority, which is why we are implementing a number of measures to enhance safety at each part of the journey, from disinfecting the aircraft to requiring customers and crew to wear masks.
"These measures will remain in place for as long as is needed to ensure customers and crew are able to fly safely as the world continues to recover from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic."
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