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Jet2 taps govt Covid facility for £200m 'standby liquidity'

Government
James Chapple
15 March 2021

Jet2 plc will draw £200 million from the government’s Covid Corporate Financing Facility (CCFF) to provide “standby liquidity” should it be needed to address the challenges of the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

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The airline and operator’s eligibility to tap the Bank of England fund was established last May, giving it access to £300 million via a commercial loan. On Friday (12 March), Jet2 plc said its eligibility to tap the facility had been re-confirmed after the Treasury amended the requirements.


“We are pleased to announce Jet2 plc has been re-confirmed as an eligible issuer for the CCFF for up to £200 million,” said Jet2 in a stock exchange note.