WILLEMSTAD.- The InselAir Aviation Company, announced a scheme adapted as part of the Carnival celebration in the Caribbean region. According to InselAir, this scheme was adapted to give inhabitants and tourists the opportunity to participate in everything that is offered in Curaçao, Aruba, San Martín and Bonaire during the Carnival season. This new schedule will begin on Monday, January 28th. InselAir will make contact with all the people who have a ticket and who may be affected due to the new scheme. According to InselAir, this schedule is based on a “feedback” that the passengers gave on the grounds that they have flown recently within the InselAir network, including Aruba, Curaçao, Bonaire and San Martín.
Between Aruba, Curaçao and Bonaire, InselAir flies a Fokker 50. Between Curaçao and San Martin, it flies in cooperation with Corendon Airlines, with a Boeing 737-800. As part of the new scheme, InselAir will begin with the campaign to attract tourists to each island so they can enjoy the carnival season. This campaign includes different specials and activities for the passengers of InselAir. For more information you can go on the website fly-inselair.com, or to the InselAir page on Facebook.
InselAir, on January 21st, informed all its customers that they were forced to cancel their flights from January 18th until January 22nd, due to the maintenance work that had to be done on the planes. They ask for your apologies for the inconveniences.
