In an update, the airline also revealed it had implemented additional security measures and said it was working with experts to “forensically analyse” the impacted system.
The service, to be operated with 100-seat Embraer E190 aircraft, will fly three times per week return between the two destinations starting 14 April, and is estimated to add around 30,000 seats per year on the route.
In an update, the airline also revealed it had implemented additional security measures and said it was working with experts to “forensically analyse” the impacted system.