Fly Arna, an Armenian airline, has announced the suspension of its flights due to ongoing “operational changes.” In a statement published on the company’s official website, it is stated that the airline’s staff is working towards quickly restoring services and serving customers.
Additionally, Fly Arna recommends keeping an eye on their website for updates.
In July 2021, the Armenian National Interests Fund (ANIF) and Air Arabia reached an agreement to create a new Armenian national airline named Fly Arna. This budget passenger airline is based at Zvartnots International Airport in Yerevan.
It is currently unknown what specific operational changes led to the suspension of Fly Arna’s flights. However, company representatives promise a swift resumption of flights once the work is completed.
Previously, an Israeli airline also suspended flights to South Africa. According to the national carrier El Al, the flights were canceled due to the fact that the planes heading to Johannesburg were practically empty.
Earlier, it was reported that Russian aircraft have been increasingly colliding with birds.
