Bristol Airport has re-introduced direct flights to Egypt with Thomas Cook for the first time since the Foreign Office issued a travel warning against the country last year, Bristol Post reports. The flights include new summer routes to Hurghada, but not to Sharm El Sheikh. Many airlines suspended direct flights to the Red Sea resort town in December 2015, after the bombing of a Russian passenger plane killed 224 people.
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