Plus Ultra cuts Buenos Aires‑Madrid flights to two per week amid airport works and fuel

Plus Ultra cuts Buenos Aires‑Madrid flights to two per week amid airport works and fuel
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Plus Ultra reduced its weekly Buenos Aires‑Madrid frequencies from five to two, extending the change from 19 October to 13 December, citing higher operating costs caused by runway works at Ezeiza Airport and rising fuel prices.

Passengers say the cut led to cancellations and date changes of 10 to 15 days, difficulty reaching the airline, and refunds they consider insufficient, with some forced to purchase new tickets on other carriers at higher prices and bear extra accommodation costs; the airline offered re‑programming proposals, vouchers or refunds but no relocation to other airlines.

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