Tuesday 25 Aug, 2026

Primera travelers stranded in Crete

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After Primera Air's bankruptcy on Monday, a total of 600 people are still without flights for the next week.

In Crete, 95 people have been stranded.

– It turned out that their plane didn't take off yesterday, so they were forced to spend the night there. We have planes on their way there now, and the travelers will be flown home this evening, says Torbjörn Lehmann, commercial manager at Solresor.

Solresor is a sister company to Primera Air. Despite this, the tour operator was hit by bankruptcy.

TT: Should you be worried about booking a trip with Solresor?

– No, we are completely outside their economy and they were outside ours.

Impacted travel over the next week will be resolved day by day, according to Lehman.

– The situation is as it is, we are working forward as quickly as we can, he says.

Source: TT

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