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All Starbow flights planned for tomorrow, Monday 18th February are operating as normal.
A statement issued by the domestic airline said the fuel shortage which existed over the weekend has been resolved and Starbow has been supplied the necessary fuel to allow flights to operate a normal schedule for Monday the 18th February onwards.
The statement follows reports of shortage of aviation fuel which culminated in the cancellation of all domestic flights.
But Starbow says it has resolved the matter and passengers can fly as scheduled on Monday.
"Passengers booked for travel with Starbow on Monday 18th are advised
to travel to their departure airport and check-in as normal.
"Passengers who wish to make a booking are advised to contact the call center which will be opened until 21:00 Saturday evening," the statement said.
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