Tourists ask Profeco for support before the cancellation of flights in Cancun

Cancun, QR. Users who have been affected by the Cancun flight cancellation are requesting the intervention of the Federal Consumer Attorney’s Office (Profeco) to proceed legally against companies such as you will fly.

This airline canceled at least five flights between last Friday the 23rd and Monday the 26th of December.

For this Tuesday the 27th, online flight trackers such as Flightradar24 They reported three other cancellations, two arrivals from Mexicali and Tijuana, as well as one more leaving Cancun for Tijuana.

However, this information was not confirmed by the Southeast Airport Group (Assyrian), whose spokesmen announced that for this Tuesday, December 27, the airlines did not report cancellation incidents.

Flightradar24 reported six other cancellations on international arrivals from Baltimore, New York, Phoenix and San Francisco; the airlines are Spirit, Southwest, American Airlines and Alaska Airlines.

In addition to six other departures from cancun to Baltimore, New York, Phoenix, Denver, Houston and San Francisco.

The testimonies disseminated on social networks show that in the case of domestic flights, the airline you will fly it had to change the departure date of the passengers going to Cancun, and in some other cases it sent them to the airports of Mexico City and Puebla.

Between Friday, December 23, and Tuesday of this week, Cancun already had its fifth day of damage from the winter storm that has impacted both the United States and northern Mexico.

For Monday the 26th of this month, Assyrian did confirm 10 cancellations on flights from the United States to cancun by the snowfalls of the north of the continent.

Meanwhile, the affected arrivals flights were one from Orlando, one from Los Angeles, one from New York, one from Atlanta and two from Minneapolis; as well as four exits, one from Los Angeles, one from Atlanta, and two from Minneapolis.

On Sunday, December 25, another 10 cancellations were added on flights to and from Cancun, the affected flights were six arrivals, one from Orlando, one from Los Angeles, one from New York, one from Atlanta and two from Minneapolis.

In addition, four other exits affected, one from Los Angeles, one from Atlanta and two from Minneapolis. The airlines are Delta and Jet Blue.

On Saturday the 24th, five canceled flights and 10 delays were reported, although the airport concessionaire, Asur, did not specify the destinations or the airlines that canceled.

Last Friday, the terminal reported five arrivals, two from Toronto, two from Vancouver and one more from Baltimore, as well as another five affected departures, two to Toronto, one to Vancouver, one to London and one more to Kansas City. The airlines are West Jet, Swoop and Frontier.

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