Spanair is increasing its operations from/to Scandinavia to aid stranded passengers
• Spanair adheres to SAS policy towards stranded Sterling passengers
• Spanair is deploying its largest aircraft (modern Airbus 321) to its current routes from/to Scandinavia in order to help stranded passengers from Sterling return home
• Spanair will add more flights in the coming days in order to not leave clients from both Spanish and Scandinavian markets under-served
• Spanair will increase its frequencies as of next summer season
• More details available at www.spanair.com
Palma de Mallorca, 29th october 2008. Spanair adheres to SAS policy towards Sterling passengers by which any empty seat available during today and tomorrow at the flight departure will be given to Sterling passengers holding a valid ticket (taxes excluded, same conditions as SAS). However, it needs to be highlighted that there are very limited seats available in flights from Spain to Scandinavia.
In light of the unfortunate situation that Sterling is going through, Spanair has decided to immediately deploy its largest aircraft, Airbus 321, to all routes with origin or destination Scandinavia. By doing this Spanair aims to help all Sterling passengers who are abroad and have no possibility to return home on their original flights.
In addition, Spanair is also currently evaluating possibilities to add flights wherever there is aircraft available, which means in the following days there will be new flights for sale on the routes Spanair operates during the winter time (more details in www.spanair.com):
• Copenhagen – Barcelona
• Copenhagen – Madrid
• Copenhagen – Málaga
• Stockholm – Barcelona
• Stockholm – Madrid
As of next summer season, Spanair will also add flights and frequencies as follows:
• Copenhagen – Barcelona: 1 additional daily frequency (going from 2 to 3 daily)
• Copenhagen – Málaga: 1 daily frequency (flying now daily + 2 daily flights on weekends)
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