Representatives from Atlantic Airlines received a notification from the Main Directory of Civil Aeronautics, (DGAC), which authorizes Atlantic Airlines to restart operations immediately.
The notification was given thru an official notice in which it was informed that the company has fulfilled most of the DGAC’s requirements.
The points mentioned for the permit approval, where in the since that the technical and operation discrepancies have been corrected, also, that the company is within the parameters of operational security, and for this reason their operation permit has been reactivated.
Atlantic Airlines recently closed operations on December 4th because their operation permit had been suspended, since then; the company has been working to reactivate their permit in the midst of a sea of complaints and protests from hundreds of travelers in Honduras and the Cayman Islands.
The first flight departed yesterday afternoon heading to Grand Cayman, taking hundreds of travelers that had been waiting for two weeks to leave the country. The flight departed from La Ceiba’s Goloson Airport at 4:00 p.m.
Atlantic Airlines will also re-open the flights to other routes in Honduras.
