Children's College today Nuryana return on a flight from Tenerife Iberia.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, April 21 .- The 102 children and twelve school teachers Nuryana of Tenerife that had not been back from London due to the closure of the airspace by the volcanic ash cloud now return to the island on an Iberia flight, reported Shroud of Leon, mother of one of the students.
The children arrived early this, mortal gold, morning at San Sebastian on the bus that transfers from France, and who traveled from Britain to Calais ferry.
The road trip continued to Madrid, where they expect to arrive early enough to catch at the airport Barajas Iberia flight 958 that leaves at 16:35 hours to Los Rodeos.
The families of the children appreciate the efforts of the school board Nuryana and, sto credits, especially the "pressure" by the Director General of Transport of the Government of the Canary Islands, Rosa Davila.
The children are fifth-grade students who traveled to London on April 9 and had planned to return 16, and extended their stay in the British capital by the closure of airspace.
In the Canary Islands Government web president, Paulino Rivero, laments the situation, sto credits, of students and says that the situation of children in the Nuryana affects other school groups canaries and adds that all airlines have enabled on their Internet portals a specific link to arrange return.
Under "The president answered," Paulino Rivero notes that the portals of the airlines are the quickest and effective way to get an immediate response to return to the islands.
In the event that there are other problems associated with the prolongation of the stay in London, President canary begs to contact the consulate of Spain and also understand the concern of the parents regretted not being able to offer another response.
"But those are the channels that have been enabled to offer a response to an exceptional situation, which has led to unprecedented chaos," the president canary.
In the case of the Spanish Embassy in London Nuryana school has made public a letter which says "has not worked at all."
In a statement to which he had access the Spanish Embassy in London said the school Nuryana deeply regrets the situation and adds that it is waiting for instructions, but "still has not issued any official statement by the Spanish Government or British. "
The Spanish Embassy in London said that a Spanish company buses, outside the embassy, which operates in the British capital organizes bus trips to Bilbao.