Brits heading on Spain holidays will still be required to wear a face mask on flights and in airports, despite the EU announcing plans to scrap its face mask mandate for both later this month.
Spain's current face mask rules mean that anyone aged six or over must wear a face covering on public transport - and this includes flights.
The Spanish Health Minister Carolina Darias told local media this week that, although the EU is set to drop its face mask mandate on planes and in airports from May 16, passengers would still need to wear them on flights to Spain and that the rules were unlikely to change in the coming days.
