It's all over the news, Spanair has ceased all its operations as the airline company has gone bust!
"The company has decided to cease its operations as a measure of caution and safety," Spanair said in a statement late Friday, citing a poor financial outlook.
An estimated 22,000 passengers who had booked seats on more than 220 canceled flights have been left looking for alternative arrangements and instructions on how to seek reimbursements.
AENA (Spanish airports authority) said special lounges had been allocated for Spanair customers, who were being allocated to other airlines, but they had to buy their tickets.
The Spanish government said it was taking disciplinary action against Spanair for breaching rules on continuity of services and passengers' rights in the course of its sudden shutdown, and may fine it up to 9.0 million euros.
Spanair's former owner, Scandinavian airline SAS, said it ratained a 10% share in the Spanish carrier and the bankruptcy would hit its own results to the tune of 191 million euros or $252 million.
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