Dubai in talks on London air-travel agreement

Reviving demand: Griffiths walking out of Dubai International Airport’s terminal three. To boost numbers, he is urging countries to move away from mandatory quarantines on arriving passengers and toward the strategy embraced by Dubai. — AP

DUBAI: A plan to open up air travel between Dubai and London is ready and could be implemented once approved by the respective governments, according to the head of the emirate’s airport operator.

Testing and quarantine requirements have been agreed by hubs and airlines, Paul Griffiths, chief executive officer of Dubai Airports, said in an interview with Bloomberg TV.