People who have been vaccinated against Covid-19 should face fewer restrictions when international travel resumes in the coming months, according to airline association Iata.
Simon McNamara, Iata’s country manager UK and Ireland, also said there should be a “pragmatic approach” by governments this summer to accepting proof that a traveller has been vaccinated.
“Vaccinated people should face less restrictions and should be able to travel freely across borders,” he said.
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