Due to the exceptional circumstances caused by the spread of the coronavirus, Luxair Airline and Luxair Tours published a reduced flight schedule until April 26, 2020. Further cancellations are to be expected for the upcoming weeks.
Here is the list of suspended flights and destinations:
Special flights will be organised to bring back home all passengers of Luxair Tours between March 16 and March 21 at the latest (in particular from Tunisia, Morocco Madeira, Malaga, Egypt, Ras Al Khaimah, Faro, Balearic islands and Canaries islands). All package clients will be contacted by our local guide for the revised travel arrangements.
Flight only passengers will be contacted via SMS/E-mail.
The list of suspended flights and destinations is dynamic and might change on short notice and the date of suspension of the flights might be extended. Please consult regularly on our website. Also, please inform yourself urgently about the status of your reservation and your flight, as well as travel and entry restrictions of your final or transit destination before the start of your journey. Travel and entry regulations might change on short notice. You can find up-to-date information on the official government and embassy websites of your destination country.
Luxair Airline and LuxairTours passengers with a flight only ticket who are affected by a cancellation will be:
– notified and rebooked to the next available flight if the destination is still operated
– or will be refunded if the destination is suspended.
LuxairTours clients with a holiday package who are affected by a cancellation of their coming holidays will be:
– contacted either by their travel agencies or by LuxairTours.
This post was published on 16 March 2020 23:37
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