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Recommendation 4
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Accepted in Part
It is disappointing that the timetable on the recovery plan for the aviation sector has...
Recommendation
It is disappointing that the timetable on the recovery plan for the aviation sector has slipped. The focus on the Global Travel Taskforce report for travel in summer 2021 should be the first priority. That said, the recovery plan should not slip further, and we will seek an update from the Government on progress in early autumn. (Paragraph 10) The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the aviation sector: Interim report 5
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The government noted the recommendation, confirming the Global Travel Taskforce report was published and reaffirming its commitment to publish a strategic framework for aviation recovery later this year. It agreed to provide an update to the committee in early autumn as requested.
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Government Response
Accepted in Part
HM Government · verbatim extract
Accepted in Part
: slipped. The focus on the Global Travel Taskforce report for travel in summer 2021 should be the first priority. That said, the recovery plan should not slip further, and we will seek an update from the Government on progress in early autumn.
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