Bad news for some of you: Italy’s civil aviation authority grounded low cost airline MyAir on Wednesday, saying months of financial troubles made the company’s service unreliable.

The Italian authority, know by the acronym ENAC, said it suspended MyAir’s license to fly effective at midnight Friday.

ENAC also said MyAir “did not provide any evidence of any tangible development in relation to the announced recap while its current cash flow is not sufficient to cover the costs for basic services”.

The airline based in Vicenza, northern Italy, flew from Italian cities to airports across Europe, as well as Morocco and Turkey. MyAir is now also obliged to redirect passengers to other flights.