British Airways and Virgin Atlantic have joined the legal challenge against the way the government is using the new traffic light system for international travel.
The call for a judicial review over the system’s “lack of transparency” is being led by Manchester Airports Group (MAG) and is also backed by low-cost carrier Ryanair.
Court papers officially filed on Thursday (17 June), and seen by the Daily Telegraph, show Virgin Atlantic and BA are also “interested parties”, alongside MAG and Ryanair.
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