The airline Fly One has cancelled all the flights planned to the Amsterdam Airport until May 13. The operator said that it had to take such a measure as the given operator asked to cancel a number of flights owing to the too large number of operations with which it cannot cope, IPN reports.
The airline formulated a number of proposals for the passengers who bought tickets to or from Amsterdam. One of them is to agree to fly to the closest airport, in Dusseldorf or Brussels. Fly One assures that it will cover the costs of transportation by train to Amsterdam, of €25 in one direction. This is valued for all the flights scheduled for the period until April 19.
It is also suggested replacing the flight with a planned flight after May 13 or asking for a full refund.
The passengers are asked to send an email to helpdesk@flyone.eu in which to indicate complete information about the flight and the chosen option.
