Spanair returns to normal operations

Spanair has annonced that after having signed an agreement with the majority of the Company's Cabin Attendants, as they informed last Friday, the flight schedule has now returned to normal.

The Company would like to apologise for any inconvience caused after being obliged to cancel 62 flights yesterday as a result of the strike called by the Independent Trade Union of Airlines' Passengers Cabin Attendants SITCPLA, and at the same time would like to thank, in advance, all its passengers for their confidence and understanding.

In spite of the fact that Spanair is putting all its efforts into solving this situation that is beyond its control, next Sunday the 1st of July, the Company is forced once again to cancel 25 of the 373 flights scheduled for that day.

Spanair will put at their passengers' disposal for the 1st of July, all the necessary information related to their flight programme on its web site www.spanair.com, or through its reservation centre on 902 13 14 15, as well as at the Spanair sales offices and selected Travel Agencies. Additionally, the Company will offer all facilities to their clients with respect to changes in reservations or the refunding of tickets.

Spanair was founded in 1986 and offers more than 600 daily flights, operated with a fleet of 65 aircraft and in code share with its partners, to 241 destinations. Since April 2003, Spanair is a member of Star Alliance, the largest and most prestigious airline network in the world.