Air Nostrum, the Iberia franchised airline for regional flights, resumes operation at Manises airport and does so by recovering the operation with Balearic Islands, Bilbao and the Canary Islands. The company, which had to interrupt operations as a result of the mobility limitations derived from the regulation imposed by the declaration of the state of alarm, is scheduling flights from Valencia again from July 1.
Specifically, in this first stage, Air Nostrum reactivates the link between Bilbao and Valencia with four weekly frequencies (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday), which will be reduced to two (Friday and Sunday) between July 17 and September 13. As of September 14, the four flights a week are recovered.
In this new stage, the company has implemented a series of measures to guarantee the safety of passengers and workers. Air Nostrum complies with the recommendations prepared by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).
On their flights it is The use of masks is mandatory and the cleaning inside the aircraft has been reinforced through special treatments against Covid-19. Furthermore, the air is constantly being renewed in the passenger cabin; it arrives from the outside and when entering the plane it is processed at a very high temperature before being supplied inside and conditioned. Additionally, and to minimize the risk of contact, on-board food and sales services have been abolished and children’s magazines, blankets, pillows and sketchbooks have been removed, although the online entertainment platform is maintained, with expanded content. , which can be used by passengers through their own mobile devices.
The company recommends issuing the boarding pass before arriving at the airport and, whenever possible, download it to your mobile to avoid contacts. It can be achieved by accessing www.iberia.com.
In order to build confidence in customers who are now starting to prepare their summer vacation, all purchases made between today and June 30, to fly until December 31 of this year, may admit a change of date, although the rate type does not allow it, without paying a penalty for the change, and they will only have to pay the difference in rate if any.
In addition, flexibility is extended to tickets purchased until today in such a way that those people with flights until August 31, who now cannot or do not want to travel, will be able to change the date or issue a voucher for the full amount of the ticket to use it until December 31, 2021.
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