Canaryfly relaunches onboard magazine to enhance passenger experience in the Canary Islands. The airline Canaryfly has announced the relaunch of its onboard magazine Fly Magazine, an initiative aimed at enriching the travel experience for passengers on inter-island routes. The publication, which will return this May, will be offered free of charge and feature a variety of content focused on culture, society, and the identity of the Canary Islands, reinforcing the airline’s commitment to local values after several years of inactivity.
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Fly Magazine is designed to showcase local talent, promote physical and mental well-being among its readers, and serve as a platform to highlight the cultural and leisure agenda across the islands. It will also include corporate information, allowing passengers to learn more about the airline and its team, helping to strengthen a relationship based on trust and proximity. The company emphasized that the initiative seeks not only to entertain but also to create a meaningful connection with the local community.
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The Marketing and Communications Director of Canaryfly, Cathaysa Santana, explained that the magazine complements other onboard initiatives designed to make flights more enjoyable, such as games included in airsickness bags. According to Santana, Fly Magazine will play a key role in reducing passengers’ perception of travel time by offering light, engaging content that contributes to their overall well-being. The editorial project is led by the team behind De Reojo, a free publication that has become one of the most widely read magazines in the Canary Islands since its launch in 2012.
Their experience ensures high-quality, engaging content, with the added benefit of extending its reach beyond the archipelago through its digital version. The airline also recognized the work of the editorial team, including Laura, Patricia, and Carolina Uche, highlighting their dedication in delivering a compelling onboard product. With this relaunch, Canaryfly reinforces its identity as a close and community-focused airline, not only connecting the islands physically but also acting as a cultural and social bridge between them. The initiative reflects a broader industry trend of enhancing the onboard experience through meaningful and value-driven content.
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