Icelandic low-cost airline Fly Play has ceased operations and canceled all flights.
Icelandic airline Fly Play has ceased operations and canceled all flights due to low sales and negative feedback, advising passengers to seek alternative flight options.
Icelandic airline Fly Play, which offered low-cost flights, has announced that it is ceasing operations and canceling all flights. They announced this on Monday.
The company flew, among other places, to Tenerife (South). Now this airport will lose another flight, as already happened in winter with Ryanair to Tenerife (North).
Fly Play advises passengers to look for other airlines that may offer special prices for those in this situation. In Spain, Fly Play flew to Alicante, Barcelona, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Madrid, Malaga, and Tenerife.
According to aviation media, there are many reasons for the company's closure. These include poor performance, low ticket sales, and negative feedback. All of this has worsened Fly Play's position.
In its statement, the company explains to customers how to get a refund for their tickets and apologizes for the inconvenience.