EU won't tell airlines to leave middle seat empty as travel resumes

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's executive will say on Wednesday that airlines will not have to leave the middle seat empty but passengers will have to wear masks on board and in airports as travel amid the coronavirus crisis gradually resumes.The non-binding recommendations are part of a wider set of proposals to salvage the ailing tourism industry, which in normal times represents some 10% of the EU's economic output and employs almost 12% of the bloc's workforce.According to a..