The new French regional airline Fly Kiss will launch five routes from Brest starting next Monday, November 7: direct flights to Strasbourg, Lille, Nice, London Luton, and Clermont-Ferrand via Lille or Strasbourg.
Fly Kiss has four years of experience in flights for VIPs and industrial groups, before launching its new scheduled activity. Headquartered in Clermont-Ferrand, Fly Kiss is the trademark of the Enhance Aero group founded in 2007. To launch its regular routes, Fly Kiss chose the airport of Brest Bretagne (Brittany’s first airport in terms of traffic with over one million passengers annually) and four other airports in France as well London, for 11 new routes.
The flights are operated by Embraer 145 aircraft with 49 seats. Reservations are to be made on the www.fly-kiss.com site and at travel agencies.
This post was published on 6 November 2016 16:58
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