Jet2holidays has extended the suspension of its Canary Islands programme until September 26.
The operator currently plans to recommence its programme on September 27, subject to government travel advice.
All holidays departing up to and including September 26 will automatically be cancelled with a full refund issued to customers and a cancellation invoice to travel agents.
The UK Department for Transport announced the introduction of island corridors on Monday.
Transport secretary Grant Shapps did not relax restrictions for any islands – but announced quarantine would be required on return from seven Greek islands.
In a communication to travel agents, Jet2holidays said: “Jet2holidays have taken the decision to extend the suspension of our flights and holidays programme to The Canary Islands due to the continued Covid-19 Pandemic.
“We still have plenty of holidays available to alternative destinations including The Algarve, Kos, Rhodes, Corfu, Kefalonia, Cyprus and Turkey next week for your customers to rebook.”
Yesterday, the UK’s second largest Atol holder suspended its programme to the Greek islands of Crete and Zante up to September 20.
