Despite improving COVID-19 situations, airlines in Iceland and Greenland face a ‘painful’ outlook
Uncertainty about summer travel to Greenland and Iceland is adding to woes over grounded flights and reduced demand caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
April 9, 2020
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Despite what appear to be improving COVID-19 outlooks in Iceland and Greenland, uncertainty about travel restrictions in and out of the two countries is spelling trouble for their flag carriers.
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