If the imminent holiday must be taken in a Danish holiday home, it can go to Germany, Iceland or Norway.

It struck, the government fixed on Friday of last week, while at the same time made it clear that non-necessary travel to the rest of the world continue to be discouraged.

the Announcement has however not been the airlines to slow the re-opening of routes, as more are started. SAS has on Friday announced that from the middle of June will re-open 20 routes, among other things, goes to Malaga, Mallorca and Athens, while in north jutland the Great Dane Airlines will fly from Aalborg to Malaga from 5. July.

It writes Berlingske.

At the latter airline has, according to the media been in contact with his customers to hear, if they would like to change their booking on top of the government’s announcement. And it was apparently not the case.

therefore, the Company has announced to customers that the aircraft will set course towards the Spanish costa del sol from 5. July. It has happened under the heading of ”I like to travel, we would like to fly”.

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Berlingske have asked the adm. director of Great Dane Airlines, Thomas Hugo Mills, what is the basis for the decision to fly to Malaga, when the Ministry of foreign affairs advises against all non-necessary travel to Spain to 31. august.

– We follow the international rules, there is from the european UNION, and take the precautions about this, like all other airlines, says the director for the media and adds:

SAS is starting to fly from Malaga to Copenhagen already from 20. June. That we have chosen to first start up in July, when Spain is ready to accept people without restrictions.

At SAS Denmark, explains acting chief press officer, David Beck Hansen, that genåbningerne hope to meet part of the demand, which is currently on air travel.

– We start slowly and safely up a marginal summer program, where we want to operate on demand, that is for necessary travel, says David Beck Hansen to the news agency Ritzau and continues:

– It can be business trips, but it can also be scandinavian citizens, which is out in Europe and would like to home or to foreign nationals in Scandinavia, who would like to home, she says.

Although all non-necessary travel is not advised, has companies such as SAS and Great Dane Airlines still allowed to fly there, points out the director of the trade association Danish Aviation, Michael Swan, opposite Telegraph.

Thomas Hugo Moller stresses that the Great Dane Airlines not defy advice to travelers to fly.

– advice to travelers is to our guests with regard to the precautions they must take when they travel, he says to the media.

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