Deportation

(asked on 6th July 2022) - View Source

Question to the Home Office:

To ask Her Majesty's Government how many charter deportation flights took place in 2021; and how many deportees were on each of those flights.


Answered by
Baroness Williams of Trafford Portrait
Baroness Williams of Trafford
Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms (HM Household) (Chief Whip, House of Lords)
This question was answered on 20th July 2022

This Government’s priority is keeping the people of this country safe, and we make no apology for seeking to remove dangerous foreign criminals. Foreign nationals who abuse our hospitality by committing crimes should be in no doubt of our determination to deport them.

Charter flight operations are an important means to return disruptive individuals or where they are limited scheduled routes, particularly during the global Coronavirus pandemic. We manage the charter programme flexibly, balancing it with the use of scheduled flights to best respond to operational needs.

In the calendar year 2021 – The Home Office operated 63 flights removing 1365 individuals.

FLIGHT DATE

DESTINATION

NUMBER OF PEOPLE REMOVED

13/01/2021

ROMANIA

25

19/01/2021

LITHUANIA

23

26/01/2021

POLAND

Less than 10

04/02/2021

ROMANIA

34

11/02/2021

LITHUANIA

16

18/02/2021

POLAND

16

25/02/2021

HUNGARY & BULGARIA

15

02/03/2021

ROMANIA

20

09/03/2021

LITHUANIA

Less than 10

18/03/2021

POLAND

13

24/03/2021

ROMANIA

12

31/03/2021

LITHUANIA

20

08/04/2021

HUNGARY & BULGARIA

11

13/04/2021

ROMANIA

30

15/04/2021

POLAND

23

19/04/2021

ALBANIA

20

21/04/2021

VIETNAM

27

27/04/2021

ROMANIA

29

29/04/2021

POLAND

15

06/05/2021

HUNGARY & BULGARIA

Less than 10

11/05/2021

LITHUANIA

22

13/05/2021

ALBANIA

30

18/05/2021

POLAND

18

20/05/2021

ALBANIA

29

25/05/2021

ROMANIA

30

27/05/2021

ALBANIA

24

03/06/2021

ALBANIA

31

10/06/2021

ALBANIA

Less than 10

15/06/2021

LITHUANIA

15

17/06/2021

ALBANIA

19

22/06/2021

POLAND

18

24/06/2021

ROMANIA

20

01/07/2021

ALBANIA

37

06/07/2021

SPAIN & PORTUGAL

Less than 10

13/07/2021

ROMANIA & LITHUANIA

30

15/07/2021

ALBANIA

12

21/07/2021

ZIMBABWE

14

28/07/2021

VIETNAM

20

03/08/2021

POLAND

13

05/08/2021

ALBANIA

22

10/08/2021

JAMAICA

Less than 10

17/08/2021

POLAND & ROMANIA

22

19/08/2021

ALBANIA

27

25/08/2021

ZIMBABWE

Less than 10

01/09/2021

NIGERIA & GHANA

Less than 10

14/09/2021

POLAND & ROMANIA

33

16/09/2021

ALBANIA

34

28/09/2021

LITHUANIA

18

30/09/2021

ALBANIA

39

05/10/2021

POLAND & ROMANIA

29

07/10/2021

ALBANIA

22

13/10/2021

ALBANIA

16

21/10/2021

ALBANIA

29

27/10/2021

LITHUANIA

18

02/11/2021

ROMANIA

19

04/11/2021

ALBANIA

35

10/11/2021

JAMAICA

Less than 10

16/11/2021

POLAND

14

18/11/2021

ALBANIA

13

30/11/2021

ROMANIA

30

02/12/2021

LITHUANIA

10

09/12/2021

ALBANIA

28

14/12/2021

POLAND

16

16/12/2021

ALBANIA

21

21/12/2021

LITHUANIA

16

The Home Office has obligations under the General Data Protection Regulation Act 2018 and in law generally to protect personal data. This exempts personal data if disclosure would contravene any of the data protection principles in Article 5(1) of the General Data Protection Regulation and section 34(1) of the Data Protection Act 2018.

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