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Airports across the UK are scrambling to ensure they are prepared for what is expected to be one of the busiest days of the year as the first wave of Easter travellers head home while a second wave head out.
Travellers face chaos at Britain's busiest airports including Heathrow, Gatwick and Manchester for weeks as massive queues and cancelled flights continue to derail families' Easter getaways.
British Airways axed at least 78 flights scheduled to and from Heathrow Airport for Wednesday, while easyJet called off at least 30 at Gatwick.
Britons' spring holidays are being cut short by plane chaos around Europe, with some having to leave their hotels a day early because operators are cancelling scheduled flights and rebooking them.
Employees in England who have recovered from the virus are unable to confirm they are negative if they cannot test.