Air Transat says it expects to operate its Cuba flights as scheduled

In a statement, Air Transat said that: “We have been informed by Cuban authorities of a temporary suspension of kerosene supply at airports across the country.”

It continues: “Despite this situation, which is beyond our control, we expect to operate our flights as scheduled by implementing contingency measures, such as a technical stop when necessary. In the meantime, we remain in close communication with local authorities and are closely monitoring the situation.”

The company said that given the circumstances, it has implemented a special flexibility policy for customers with upcoming travel to Cuba:

• For departures, up to Feb. 28: Date or destination changes are permitted without penalty, or a full refund will be issued according to the original method of payment on file.
• For departures between March 1 and April 30: Date or destination changes are permitted without penalty, with a travel credit issued for the value of the original booking.