Jit 2 cancels all flights to mainland Spain for the rest of the summer

Jet 2 has canceled all flights to mainland Spain and parts of Croatia for the rest of the summer.

The British will not be able to use the airline to travel to tourist destinations including Alicante, Malaga, Barcelona, ​​Dubrovnik or Split.

The summer will officially end on 22 September in the UK.

A statement from the agency said: “Due to the ongoing uncertainty caused by the Covid-1p epidemic and the advice of the current UK government, we have made a difficult decision to suspend all flights and vacations to mainland Spain (affecting Alicante, Malaga) and Barcelona. The rest is 2020.

“We’re obviously disappointed to be able to make this announcement, because we know how much our customers expect in this great destination, waiting for their well-deserved vacation.”

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The airline has suspended flights to parts of Spain and Croatia
The airline has suspended flights to parts of Spain and Croatia

The spokesman said customers will be able to make bookings There is no admin fee, no refund credit note, or a full cash refund and we are contacting customers to discuss these options.

They continue: “In order to give summer people more choice when booking or booking their summer vacation 2020, we have recently announced several thousand new flights to inland destinations, introducing around 1 million additional seats.”

“That claim has informed us that customers want to get their proper leave of absence.

“We urge the government to do more to help holidaymakers by implementing a targeted approach to travel counseling instead of the current blanket ban.

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“We can assure our customers and partners across mainland Spain that we are fully committed to these great destinations.

Spain’s Jet 2 aircraft have been canceled

“Bookings for next summer are looking good and we can’t wait to do our best – working with hotelware and our partners at these destinations to ensure our customers enjoy their proper holidays.”

The company had earlier said that foreign flights to various parts of Croatia would be closed in September.

Earlier today, Philip Mason, executive chairman of Dart Group, the owner of the airline, said winter prices would be “enchanting”.

He told The Sun: “Winter 20/21 forward bookings still do not match our modified on-sale seat capacity, with customer bookings showing a shorter lead time than the previous year.

“Therefore, pricing for both our leisure travel products – end-to-end package holidays with Jet2 Halid and only seats for flights with Jet2.com – will need to be consistently tempting.

“For the summer of 2021, we plan to bring our Summer 2019 seating capacity level closer to our popular leisure destinations with an appropriate, appropriately leveraged service.”

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