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Binter is already normalizing the trips
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Binter is already normalizing the trips

SAPO Notícias13 September 2026 at 12:10

The airline Binter is proceeding with the normalization of trips after an incident with one of its aircraft. An ATR 72 plane had to stay overnight at Porto Santo yesterday, after failing to land on Madeira in the late afternoon. The situation forced the company to take measures to normalize the air connections. So far, Binter has already started operating flights to make up for the delayed or cancelled flights.

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Readers who depend on flights between Porto Santo and Madeira faced delays or disruptions to their travel. The information is relevant for those who had scheduled trips, allowing them to follow the recovery status of Binter's operations.

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