The route bewteen Tenerife and Fuerteventura that has been in operation since March 18 is now being cancelled. It had been opearating at 18% capacity.

During the same period the route between Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria has been operating at 20% capacity. It is being mainly used by people attending the hospital in Las Palmas. To make it easier for passengers there will be two flights a day so people can return on the same day.

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A warning to anyone who has a current account with Caixabank, as they are going to start charging from October - https://www.canarianweekly.com/posts/Cai...ts-October

The current rules and restrictions in place are (at 25 May 2021):
[font=roboto,]Masks:
By law, face coverings must be worn in all public spaces, both indoors and outdoors, including in all public areas of hotels, except when eating or drinking in bars or restaurants, or swimming or sunbathing at the beach or at a pool, by everyone over the age of 6 or with health exemptions.
Masks are still mandatory whilst walking down a street regardless of social distancing, and fines will be issued

Hi all

Looking forward to an 18 day trip across September/October. What's the current travel experience like in respect of testing, paperwork and passport control?

Best regards

Anyone know what they are filming at the moment? We've seen film crews around Lajares and El Cotillo beaches. 

TIA.
Bill

After the tender was deserted due to lack of aircraft, the file will be re-tendered before the end of the year


The deputy of the Canarian Nationalist Parliamentary Group (CCa), Mario Cabrera González, intervened in the plenary session of the Parliament of the Canary Islands, to ask about the situation of the file of the third advanced life support helicopter of the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands, based in Fuerteventura, after the tender for the provision of this service was de