Asturias terminates his contract with Air Nostrum by "unilateral breach".

Oviedo, June 30 .- The Government of the Principality of Asturias has denounced a contract signed in 2004 with Air Nostrum Air Navigation company appealing to a unilateral breach of the company have decreased the frequency of flights between Asturias and several European airports.

The Asturian government spokesman, Ana Rosa Migoya, confirmed at a press conference the breakdown of contract between, cheap darkfall gold, the Asturian Regional Tourism Society and the Iberia airline subsidiary, after the information be advanced today by the newspaper El Comercio.

"In late 2009 the company unilaterally Air Nostrum suppressed some of the destinations and frequencies that were agreed in the contract for tourism promotion," explained Migoya.

Asturian Executive spokeswoman added that "from the Ministry, tera gold, of Culture and Tourism had over the past months various negotiations with the management company face to try to restore back the routes, the destinations and those frequencies."

These negotiations were "verbally, in meetings with the company, as also in writing", explained Migoya to add: "And to this day has been impossible."

According to the, sto energy credits, Asturian Government, the contract has some guarantees and some clauses which state that when there is a breach of the contract can be terminated.

The agreement between Air Nostrum and the Government of Asturias was reached in 2004 so they were increased air operations from the airport in Santiago del Monte and connect the airfield Asturian Brussels, Valencia, Alicante, Palma de Mallorca and Seville.

In October 2009, Air Nostrum ad campaign in the winter would reduce the frequency of its flights from Asturias Airport, which in cases such as the link with Brussels, spent four to a weekly.

Links to the airfields of Malaga and Alicante went from having a frequency of three weekly flights to and those that were made on a daily basis with Barcelona, Seville and Valencia on Saturday stopped operating.

The company, franchisee of Iberia for regional flights, pointed out that this reorganization aimed at "marrying the real supply and demand" in the adverse economic environment, lower passenger traffic.

Air Nostrum, which performs more than 3,000 weekly flights with a fleet of 68 aircraft and operates in eight countries in Europe and northern Africa, and transported more than 5 million passengers in 2008.

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