Yes. All you need to know is on the Government Website
Broadly, you can fly again from the 3rd in line with the restrictions applicable to your Tier.
2Donkeys wrote:Yes. All you need to know is on the Government Website
Broadly, you can fly again from the 3rd in line with the restrictions applicable to your Tier.
Overflight wrote:Key point is if you are in a Tier 2 area you must not fly to a Tier 3 airfield/area and if you're at a Tier 3 airfield/area you can only return to that same airfield
TLRippon wrote:So if you live in a tier 2 area can you fly your aeroplane from a tier 3 airport?
No mixing of households is allowed indoors apart from support bubbles. A maximum of 6 people can meet outdoors.
If you cannot keep a 2 metre distance, reduce the risk by maintaining a 1 metre distance where possible, and taking suitable actions:
limit the number of people or households that come into contact with each other
On aircraft
Passengers must wear a face covering when on board aircraft in England.
This includes people:
flying as passengers in a balloon
on an introductory flight
flying on a cost-shared basis
People sharing piloting or flight crew duties don’t have to wear a face covering. However, face coverings are recommended to be worn by all individuals on aircraft, where social distancing is not possible, where it is safe to do so.