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Flybe announces 2018 summer schedule from London City

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Understanding that many of its customers like to plan early to take advantage of the best possible prices, Flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline, has today (1st August 2017) announced its 2018 Summer schedule from London City Airport. This features six routes offering a total choice of up to 86 departures a week across the UK and regional mainland Europe.

Seats are on sale now at www.flybe.com from £34.99 one way including taxes and charges and are currently available for travel between 25th March and 17th June 2018.

Highlights of Flybe’s 2018 Summer routes from London City include:

  • Aberdeen (up to two flights a day)
  • Amsterdam (daily)
  • Belfast City (up to four flights a day)
  • Dusseldorf (up to three flights a day)
  • Edinburgh (up to four flights a day)
  • Exeter (weekdays)

Vincent Hodder, Flybe’s Chief Revenue Officer comments:

We have listened to our customers’ feedback and know that many like to plan their travel far in advance. So we have worked hard to put our 2018 Summer schedule on sale that much sooner this year to allow our customers the opportunity to plan their next summer travel early. Our new schedule also highlights Flybe’s ongoing commitment to making possible unparalleled connectivity from regional airports to destinations across the UK, Europe and beyond.

Richard Hill, Chief Commercial Officer at London City Airport, said:

Flybe’s 2018 summer schedule provides increased choice and frequency for some of London City’s most popular destinations. There will be improved connectivity to Belfast and Edinburgh, for example, with additional links for business travellers, conveniently scheduled so they can make the most of their working day.

 

With these details published well in advance, passengers can make their travel plans now to use London City and take advantage of its location close to the city centre and speedy customer experience.

Full details of Flybe’s Summer 2018 schedule is available at www.flybe.com

02/08/2017

This post was published on 4 August 2017 20:16

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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