The Dutch airline Transavia will renew flights to six Greek destinations, Portugal and Spain as of June 4. Officially, all passengers are advised to continue to avoid all unnecessary trips, except for those with pressing reasons, including family affairs. Those flying to Spain will first have to quarantine themselves for two weeks after landing.
Greece is still closed to the Dutch, but the airline expects this ban to be lifted on May 31st. Flights will be added gradually as security measures are relaxed, though all international borders will continue to be monitored. Face masks will be mandatory on all flights.
