ATOR announced the postponement of the Conviasa flight from Russia to Cuba on January 26.

The Conviasa flight, which was scheduled to depart from St. Petersburg to Cuba on January 24, was postponed to January 26. This was announced on January 25 by the press service of the Association of Tour Operators of Russia (ATOR).

"The scheduled departure from St. Petersburg to Varadero on 01/24/2026 at 22:30 was postponed to 01/26/2026. The new flight is scheduled for 16:30," the Telegram channel says.

It is specified that the postponement is related to the need for maintenance of the Conviasa flight.

The postponement also affected the return flight V0 3786 from Varadero, Cuba, to St. Petersburg, scheduled for January 23. According to the updated schedule, departure from Cuba will take place on the evening of January 25, and arrival in St. Petersburg is expected today at 20:30 Moscow time.

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It will not be easy to achieve compensation for moral damage — a large-scale failure may be recognized as force majeure.

The day before, it was reported that hundreds of Russian tourists could not fly to Cuba or fly back from the island due to the breakdown of a Conviasa aircraft. It was noted that many passengers were offered a refund. The plane itself was supposed to arrive in Cuba from Venezuela, but it did not arrive by the appointed time.

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