Sudden spike in flight ticket sales

The national airline last month had to cut the number of scheduled flights on its Faroes-Denmark route as demand was lower than expected for Q1 of this year.

But now, just over a month later, the airline is suddenly starting to see fully booked flights.

The Vágar-Copenhagen flights this coming Tuesday and Thursday, for instance, are sold out.

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Tickets are available for the rest of the week, according to Altantic Airways CEO Jóhanna á Bergi.

“We will add new flights to meet this sudden spike in demand,” she says.

“We will make sure there will be no bottlenecks to and from the Faroe Islands.”

Read the Faroese version of this article here.

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