Boris Johnson Aims to Announce Global Flights Plan by April 5
- But premier warns things look ‘difficult for the time being’
- Coronavirus cases rising sharply in some European countries
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U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he aims to announce plans on the resumption of international flights by April 5, one week earlier than a government task-force report on travel is due.
In a televised news conference Tuesday, Johnson attempted to temper expectations -- warning that “things certainly look difficult for the time being” due to a “third wave” in coronavirus infections in several European countries.