World2Fly Temporarily Suspends Flights to Cuba. Spanish airline World2Fly announced that it will temporarily suspend its flights to Cuba starting May 27 due to the complex situation currently affecting the country and ongoing difficulties related to aviation fuel supply. The measure will directly impact the airline’s operations to the island amid a context marked by energy restrictions and logistical challenges affecting Cuba’s aviation sector.
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The company also confirmed that all passengers holding tickets for the affected flights will receive full refunds for the amounts paid. According to the airline, customers will be contacted through official communication channels in order to coordinate reimbursements and provide assistance throughout the process.
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The suspension of operations highlights the challenges currently faced by several international airlines in maintaining connectivity with Cuba, particularly due to fuel supply limitations and local operational difficulties. As a result, the situation continues to affect route planning and the stability of international air connections to the Caribbean country.
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