The Ecuadorian airline was scheduled to take to the skies for the first time on December 22 of this year.
The operations scheduled for December 22, by the Ecuadorian airline Equair, are postponed to January 10, 2022.
The airline announced on December 21 that “as a result of the effort to control the spread of the pandemic caused by COVID-19, it has made the decision, together with the Ecuadorian Aeronautical Authority, to suspend the final stage of certification of the airline and postpone the start of operations ”.
To all our dear passengers????????✈️
For more information contact 1800-equair or our offices and ticket points in Quito and Guayaquil. pic.twitter.com/pGA5Z14gVW
— equair (@equairECU) December 21, 2021
Until January 10, 2022, according to the statement, Equair expects to start its operations on a national scale.
The company highlighted that, one of the reasons for making the decision and avoiding spreading the virus, is because within the human certification team made up of Equair and the aeronautical authority “there have been several cases of Covid in the last 48 hours.”
Finally, the firm pointed out that all passengers who had purchased tickets will be contacted to be relocated and not affect their scheduled activities. (I)
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