The American Airlines (AA) company canceled five of its six daily flights to Havana International Airport on Saturday due to operational problems related to energy problems.
According to reports, the suspension of flights was due to a system interruption at the Havana airport that affected the ability to register passengers.
Passengers stranded in Havana due to the cancellation of their flights to Miami were reported on social networks. And also of travelers in the air terminal of that city of Florida.
Only AA operations were cancelled. Southwest and Jet Blue maintained their flights without interruption to the Cuban capital.
The Cuban Airport and Airport Services Company (ECASA) confirmed the effects on the technological systems that allow the check-in service for passengers, but indicated that most of the planned flights were carried out except for some operations canceled by decision of the airlines. .
