Aena reports this Thursday that La Palma airport is back in operation six days later after completing the cleaning work of the volcanic ash from the Cumbre Vieja eruption, although it specifies that the volcanic ash cloud may affect air navigation.
In fact, there are six inter-island flights canceled by the companies Binter and Canaryfly.
The first one, even, has announced that it maintains its operations with the island paralyzed until 1:00 p.m.
On the other hand, given the forecast that the conditions to operate safely will improve this Sunday, the company has already reinforced connections with La Palma with 8 new daily flights, specifically three more frequencies with Tenerife Norte and one more frequency with Gran Canaria.
