Flights

Hi Chelsea.

I think any domestic flights booked into Mainland Spain for this month (June) are, at present, cancelled. Others may be able to comment on cancelled flights from that date forward.

The advice given in reply to your posts a couple of days ago by RayD and Kimmy referencing flights booked commencing 1st July is still valid

Keep on checking News updates in the media, with your travel Company, and of course, here on this Forum.

Hope that helps.

LeckyLes 

My son was emailed yesterday by Ryanair his return flight 12 August Alicante to B Ham has been cancelled told him to rebook which cant because his sister and family want the apartment That day .he is now trying to find out can he claim money back for the flight going out as he and the wife cannot change holiday Dates

Ino i think they have changed certain routes on
certain dates! I wonder when we will find out 

I have flights booked with easyJet on 3rd July. Selling of the flight was suspended on monday(they suspended selling seats on all Belfast flights until 16 July but haven’t cancelled them. Hoping easyJet are hedging their bets and still flying. The last two times they suspended selling they cancelled the flight within 24 hours but fingers crossed that doesn’t happthis time 

Deirdre

Thanks for info from what I read and hear I would imagine only those who have booked flights would possibly still go .i cannot see many people booking a holiday abroad or the U.K. this year to many ifs and buts this is why flights are being cancelled to few customers.

Our daughter had her return flight cancelled for 6th August she was on late,flight arrive midnight due to work commitments she cant get another flight, will wait for yet another refund.... we are over £1000 owed now ! 

The quandry is, if flights remain, coming back to the UK will entail going into self-isolation for 2 weeks, as per current UK government plans

We have flights booked with EasyJet from Manchester to Alicante on 8 th July, returning 10 days later. They haven’t cancelled them yet, guess they’re holding onto them as long as possible and hoping that people will stay take them, even with the enforced self-isolation on return- plus there is also the possibility that Spain will not allow us in unless the UK infection rate drops to a given level..? We will not be able to take the flights, as unable to self-isolate for 2 weeks on our return, so will probably be viewed by EasyJet as failing to take up available flights - and thus lose our money....

The airline's will fly there even with a empty plane just to say the flight went ahead so they wont have to give anyone a refund !! We just have to keep our fingers crossed I'm afraid