The planes chartered by Plus Ultra at the worst of the pandemic to repatriate Spanish citizens and also cargo flights, including those aimed at transporting sanitary materials, allowed the airline to raise its revenues at a time when the market suffered strong mobility restrictions that left this business to practically zero.
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The planes chartered by Plus Ultra at the worst of the pandemic to repatriate Spanish citizens and also cargo flights, including those aimed at transporting sanitary materials, allowed the airline to raise its revenues at a time when the market suffered strong mobility restrictions that left this business to practically zero.