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Northern Ireland’s two universities; Queen’s University of Belfast (QUB) and Ulster University (UU) have both revealed they fear financial losses amid potential struggles to maintain international student numbers as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

German-carrier Lufthansa have announced they will resume flying to 20 cities within Europe from the middle of June.

Some member nations of the European Union are starting to emerge from COVID-19 lockdowns and remove travel restrictions in the hope that some of the summer tourist season can be saved.

IndiGo, one of the largest airlines in India, has received permission from the government to operate 97 repatriation flights between Kerala and four Middle East countries; Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, and Kuwait.

EasyJet have announced they will resume some services from June 15 and have outlined the extra safety measures being put in place to protect against coronavirus.

The University of Cambridge have revealed that all lectures will be online only for the 2020-21 academic year.

EasyJet has disclosed that 9 million customers personal information, including email addresses and travel details, was accessed in a “highly sophisticated” cyber-attack.

Ireland-based Ryanair has received £600m from the UK governments Covid Corporate Financing Facility (CCFF). The last few months have seen the airline and its CEO Michael O’Leary throw criticism to other companies receiving state aid.

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Ryanair say they expect passenger numbers to halve in the current financial year to below 80 million. The airline originally targeted 154 million passengers to fly with them for this year.