Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia (DK, Copenhagen Kastrup) has resumed flight operations as of Tuesday, September 24, Swedish tour operator and Thomas Cook Group subsidiary Ving Group has announced. The UK-based leisure holding collapsed on Monday, September 23 after multi-billion pound buy-out talks ended with no deal.
"Ving Group, together with Ving, Spies, Tjäreborg, Globetrotter and Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia, which are separate legal entities, are now investing further and air traffic is once again up and running effective tomorrow Tuesday," the firm said.
Swedish media said Ving Group had been involved in extensive negotiations on Monday leading up to its separation from bankrupt Thomas Cook Group.
"Ving Group in the Nordic countries and the Nordic airline Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia have been among the most profitable travel companies in the Nordic region for many years. The Board has now decided to resume flights during Tuesday. Full focus is now on taking care of the travellers affected by Monday's temporarily cancelled flights, and to make sure the flights are in the air by Tuesday."
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