US EditionPlay Plans To Begin Operations In Malta Within 10 Weeks
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On September 28, Iceland-based carrier Play Airlines announced that it had canceled all of its flights due to the cessation of its operations. The airline shared a short informational statement on its website regarding its closure. It directed its passengers with upcoming flights to rebook with other lines and look into following up with their banks or travel agents about refund information. Though Play Airlines didn’t say it was or has filed fo…
Play Plans To Begin Operations In Malta Within 10 Weeks
Work is underway to transfer eight of Play’s aircraft to its Maltese subsidiary, Fly Play Europe, with operations expected to resume no later than 10 weeks from now, reports Vísir. The move comes after the airline declared bankruptcy earlier this week, leaving passengers stranded across Europe and North America. According to reports, creditors who participated in Play’s bond issue in August have the option to take control of the Maltese subsidia…
The management of Play Europe, a subsidiary of Play in Malta, aims to transfer all jets from the Play fleet in Iceland to Play Europe in the coming weeks and say they have accelerated the process. There is a lot of paperwork ahead, but it is hoped that it will be possible to transfer those aircraft that are not already registered to the Maltese company in the coming weeks. "We will try to transfer these aircraft faster now," said Carmen Cuschier…
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