Canaryfly suspends its operations until March.
The Spanish airline Canaryfly announced on Monday that it is temporarily suspending its operations.
The measure, which will affect all its inter-island flights from January 11 to March 21, is motivated by current restrictions on mobility and, above all, because of the “considerable” drop in ticket sales, reported EuropaPress.
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“Many regular passengers have stopped flying because of the pandemic. The Canaries have stopped travelling for pleasure or leisure and only move between islands when strictly necessary. This has generated in recent months a notable decrease in the occupation of almost all our flights,” said Régulo Andrade, director general of the Canary Islands airline.
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“We need to stop now so that, from 22 March, we can once again perform at 100% as our passengers deserve and expect from us”, he underlines.
Canaryfly, however, sends a message of reassurance to all passengers who have tickets for any of its flights between January 11 and March 21, as they will be offered relocation or given maximum flexibility to make changes to their tickets.
“None of our passengers are going to lose their money,” said the Managing Director of Canaryfly.
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