Holiday-makers bound for Mallorca have been left disappointed after their flight was cancelled last-minute.
The AEA412 JetsGo Holidays flight bound for Palma, Mallorca, was due to take off from Inverness Airport at 9.10am on Sunday.
However, airport bosses confirmed on Saturday the flight had been pulled from the schedule.
Highlands and Islands Airports (Hial) said the flight will not operate due to a contractual dispute.
Sunday’s inbound flight from Palma to Inverness is scheduled to operate as normal.
Hial bosses say they are working hard to make contact with the airline to resolve the matter.
Impending flights to Mallorca left in ‘considerable doubt’
A spokesman said: “This is a highly unusual and deeply regrettable situation that is not of HIAL’s, or Inverness Airport’s, making and we entirely sympathise with affected passengers.
“We will continue to seek information from JetsGo and trust that the company will contact its customers as a matter of urgency.”
Officials say the situation has left departures from Inverness Airport to Mallorca later this month in “considerable doubt.”
He added: “We continue to seek clarification from JetsGo but repeated attempts to contact the company today have been unsuccessful.
” At this stage, we are awaiting information regarding October 9 and October 16 departures, which now appear to be in considerable doubt.”
JetsGo Holiday has been contacted for comment.
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