Call for Evidence
Airlines and airports: supporting recovery in the UK aviation sector
The Committee invites written submissions addressing any or all of the following points:
Recovery of the UK aviation sector
- The short-term and long-term effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the UK aviation industry;
- The effect the end of the furlough scheme may have on the aviation sector;
- How the aviation sector can support the UK’s economic recovery after the coronavirus pandemic;
- The potential merits of Government (a) financial, (b) regulatory and (c) other support to the aviation sector;
The traffic light system for international travel
- The operation of the Government’s ‘traffic light’ system, including decision making, evidence base, effectiveness and transparency;
The cost of international travel
- Price and effect on demand of PCR and antigen testing in the UK;
- Cost and effectiveness of hotel quarantine in the UK;
Border readiness
- The facilitation of effective, efficient and proportionate checks at the border, including passenger waiting times and passenger locator forms;
Regional and global connectivity
- Connectivity between the regions and nations of the UK, including the steps that the Government can take to support regional connectivity;
- Re-establishing global connectivity to support the Government’s Global Britain agenda;
Sustainability
- The aviation sector’s progress on reducing emissions to support the Government’s aim to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050; and
- Maintaining a competitive UK aviation sector while ensuring the UK can achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
This call for written evidence has now closed.
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