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HOP! to link Brussels Airport and Rennes-Saint-Jacques Airport six times per week

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HOP!, the subsidiary and regional flights operator for Air France, will launch a new route between Brussels Airport and France, Thibault Lapers announced in our forums. From 24 September 2018 the airline will link Rennes-Saint-Jacques Airport and Brussels Airport six times per week, an Embraer 145 is scheduled to operate the flights. 

Flight schedule is to be announced.

 

This post was published on 11 June 2018 16:03

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