Update 2026-02-11: According to the latest media reports from Wednesday (11 February), further airlines have suspended their flights to Cuba: The state-owned airline Cubana de Aviación announced that its Germany connections would no longer be operated until 8 March. Flights between Frankfurt and Havana or Holguín are affected.
Update 2026-02-10 (5): According to the latest report on Tuesday (10 February), the German authorities have advised against all non‑essential travel to Cuba due to an acute energy and fuel crisis affecting the Caribbean nation.
Update 2026-02-10 (4): According to the latest report on Monday (9 February), WestJet cancelled all flights to Cuba, including services from London International Airport (YXU) in London, Ontario, following warnings of a jet fuel shortage at major Cuban airports. Operations are expected to resume on 26 April, while a travel advisory applies to flights scheduled from Sunday (8 February) through 26 February. Travellers scheduled to depart Cuba on or before Sunday (16 February) will return as planned. Airlines stated that arrangements are underway to return travellers to Canada, including dispatching aircraft with sufficient fuel to avoid reliance on local fuel supplies.
Update 2026-02-10 (3): According to reports on Tuesday (10 February), Iberia is maintaining its flight frequency, but is offering refunds and ticket exchanges and, together with Air Europa, will make a stopover in Santo Domingo to refuel. Only Aeroméxico will maintain its flight operations unchanged.
Update 2026-02-10 (2): According to recent reports, Air Transat announced on Monday evening (9 February, local time) that it would suspend all flights to Cuba until 30 April. WestJet also announced that it would initially stop operating flights to Cuba.
Update 2026-02-10 (1): Authorities issued a notice that fuel will not be commercially available at the island’s airports until 11 March. Reportedly, over the coming days it will operate empty return flights to bring back thousands of passengers still on the island.