Still on the aviation industry, the boss of EasyJet says he would feel "100% safe" flying on full planes as the airline resumed a limited number of flights after a 10-week hiatus. Johan Lundgren told the PA news agency the airline had followed international guidelines to step up hygiene ahead of a resumption of services on Monday. Passengers and crew will wear masks and planes will be deep-cleaned often. But passengers will not have to sit 2-metres apart, despite calls for middle seats to remain empty for social distancing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices