MORE NEW ROUTES MAKE IT EASIER TO REACH YOUR HOME OVERSEAS
As we move into the summer booking season for many travel companies, more new airline routes are being announced to make it even easier for you to reach your property overseas, or to make areas accessible in which you may wish to purchase which previously were out of reach.
Ryanair has announced the expansions of services from two of its regional airports, Shannon and Robin Hood Doncaster Sheffield. From Shannon the company will now be flying additionally to the property hotspots of Biarritz, Carcassonne, Faro, Krakow and Venice. These routes will start from mid-October and will coincide with increased frequency from Shannon to Barcelona, Malaga and Milan.
The Irish airline has also expanded it’s route network from Doncaster Sheffield airport and from 31st October will fly three times weekly to Barcelona. The four-times weekly service to Pisa will begin on 14th September. This extension to services through Robin Hood airport will, according to the company, bring an additional 100,000 passengers through the airport, and will sit alongside the daily service to Dublin.
In addition, Polish low cost carrier Centralwings has said it is on course to double its carriage numbers to 1.5 million in 2006, with the introduction of a flurry of new routes. This week saw the start of new routes through Leeds Bradford, Dublin and Edinburgh to various airports across Poland. According to international press officer Magda Zawadzka, the UK & Ireland have been instrumental in this growth, with passenger numbers increasing by more than 50% since accession to the EU.
Source: www.travelmole.com
As we move into the summer booking season for many travel companies, more new airline routes are being announced to make it even easier for you to reach your property overseas, or to make areas accessible in which you may wish to purchase which previously were out of reach.
Ryanair has announced the expansions of services from two of its regional airports, Shannon and Robin Hood Doncaster Sheffield. From Shannon the company will now be flying additionally to the property hotspots of Biarritz, Carcassonne, Faro, Krakow and Venice. These routes will start from mid-October and will coincide with increased frequency from Shannon to Barcelona, Malaga and Milan.
The Irish airline has also expanded it’s route network from Doncaster Sheffield airport and from 31st October will fly three times weekly to Barcelona. The four-times weekly service to Pisa will begin on 14th September. This extension to services through Robin Hood airport will, according to the company, bring an additional 100,000 passengers through the airport, and will sit alongside the daily service to Dublin.
In addition, Polish low cost carrier Centralwings has said it is on course to double its carriage numbers to 1.5 million in 2006, with the introduction of a flurry of new routes. This week saw the start of new routes through Leeds Bradford, Dublin and Edinburgh to various airports across Poland. According to international press officer Magda Zawadzka, the UK & Ireland have been instrumental in this growth, with passenger numbers increasing by more than 50% since accession to the EU.
Source: www.travelmole.com
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