Aer Lingus has said it is looking into techniques on its Belfast to London flights following a case it was not watching social-removing measures. Traveler Sean Mallon took photographs on a trip to Heathrow on Monday, demonstrating most travelers sitting near one another. Pretty much every seat was involved and there was "no social separating at all," said Mr Mallon. Aer Lingus said security was its "top need" and any important changes would be executed desperately. The coronavirus emergency has seen all flights suspended, aside from two London administrations working from Belfast City and City of Derry air terminals. Mr Mallon, who was going to England for work, said carrier staff didn't offer any direction on social removing previously or during Monday morning's flight, and travelers were permitted to sit down as should be expected. "I would state there was about 95% of the seats taken on the flight," he told the News's Evening Extra program. Travelers had lined up and loaded onto the plane similarly as they would have done before the pandemic, he said. "The lines were down the means and out on to the landing area as they were before this occurred," he included. Travelers were not offered hand sanitiser or recounted any additional security quantifies as they loaded onto the plane, said Mr Mallon. The main counsel they were given was a suggestion to wash their hands subsequent to landing. In an announcement, the carrier stated: "considering the suddenly high loads on the Belfast – London Heathrow administration toward the beginning of today and the degree of interest for the course, Aer Lingus is looking into its procedures and strategies pertinent to the activity of this administration. "The wellbeing and security of Aer Lingus' clients and team is our top need and any procedure changes that are distinguished as being required will be actualized as an issue of criticalness." The main other course working from Northern Ireland is Logan Air's administration between City of Derry Airport and London Stansted. Both profited by an administration bundle worth £5.7m to help remaining NI trips during the pandemic. Loganair's CEO, Jonathan Hinkles, said discussions were proceeding about how to proceed onward after lockdown, yet that social removing on board was outlandish, due to: Instead, Loganair has said it would furnish travelers with veils - something different carriers should consider. The European Commission is getting ready to reveal a lot of rules for the safe reviving of air travel when the lockdown closes. Measures being considered incorporate mandatory face veils, sanitization of planes and social separating necessities in planes and air terminals. Have you as of late been a traveler on a bustling flight? Enlighten us concerning your experience by messaging haveyoursay@bbc.co.uk. It would be ideal if you incorporate a contact number on the off chance that you are happy to address a News writer. You can likewise get in touch with us in the accompanying ways: If you are glad to be reached by a News columnist please leave a phone number that we can
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