Greenland resumes international commercial flights
Up to 600 people may now travel from abroad each week.
The first of three scheduled flights to Greenland this week arrived at Kangerlussuaq Airport, the country’s main international gateway, Tuesday, marking the resumption of commercial service after it was suspended in January in order to prevent COVID-19 from gaining a toehold.
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