No one has been left unaffected by the coronavirus crisis, and we hope that this message finds you healthy, wherever in the world you may be. These are extremely challenging times, and OpenSkies has also been hit hard. Due to the restrictions on air travel, most airlines have grounded large parts of their fleets over

We’re optimistic about the future – if we take the necessary precautions, we’ll soon be able to take off again. In recent weeks, normal travel within Europe has slowly resumed. With restrictions being eased and borders opening up, airlines are also going back to something like business as usual. Even destinations outside Europe are being

It’s no secret that the entire travel industry is currently dependent on government support, hoping for better days. The support of our loyal customers will be crucial for OpenSkies in the months ahead. We’ve issued a large number of vouchers in recent months, which can now be used. In many cases, a voucher can even

Passenger health and safety is a top priority for airports and airlines. Far-reaching measures are being taken in consultation with the WHO, the IATA and local authorities to restore the public’s confidence in air travel and minimize the risk of contamination. As a result of downward airflows and advanced filter systems that completely refresh all

Europe is reopening. The color-coded map below shows the Dutch government’s travel recommendations for Europe this summer. Yellow indicates that there are currently no travel restrictions. If you travel to one of the yellow countries, you are covered by your travel insurance. Travel to the United Kingdom, Sweden and Denmark is only possible under certain

Airlines are ramping up their network expansion this summer. KLM will be flying to 40 European cities in June and is planning to further expand to a total of 60 destinations in July. Many foreign airlines will also be adding Amsterdam to their networks again in June, and the number of intercontinental destinations is increasing