Further to the last post on the subject, AirlineRoute reports that Egyptair (MS) has unveiled further planned changes & developments to its Winter 2013/14 Timetable set to come into effect from October 27.
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Showing posts with label Manchester. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manchester. Show all posts
Monday, August 26, 2013
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
► ITALY: Tunisair boosts Manchester, Milan, Venice ops from late March.
Tunisair (TU), for the upcoming Summer 2013 season, will increase its services to select European cities most notably Manchester, Milan and Venice. The planned operation from 31MAR13 is as follows:
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Manchester,
Milan Malpensa,
Tunis,
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Tunisia,
United Kingdom,
Venice
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
► UNITED KINGDOM: Egyptair launches Manchester from June 2013.
EgyptAir (MS) will from 1 June 2013, launch a new service to the United Kingdom, with 5x weekly Cairo – Manchester flights on board Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
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Manchester,
United Kingdom
Sunday, December 16, 2012
► LIBYA: (Pic) New Terminals for Benghazi, Misrata as Libyan Airlines moves to expand network in 2013.
The Libyan Ministry of Civil Aviation is to embark on two infrastructural improvement projects in the cities of Benghazi and Misrata as Libyan Airlines (LN) are to launch new regional routes following the delivery of their fifth and sixth brand new Airbus A320s in Misrata and Beiba respectively.
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Amman,
Benghazi,
Casablanca,
Infrastructure,
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Jordan,
Libya,
Madrid,
Manchester,
Misrata,
Morocco,
Nemo Partners,
Rome,
South Korea,
Spain,
Tripoli,
United Kingdom
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
► UNITED KINGDOM: Libyan Airlines resumes Manchester flights.
Though previously scheduled to have started from 14 September 2012, today marked the resumption of Libyan Airlines' (LN) Tripoli, Libya - Manchester, United Kingdom service that was suspended in 2011 due to the Libyan Civil War. The flight is operated using a leased Tunisian Nouvelair Airbus A320, as both Afriqiyah and Libyan Airlines are banned from flying into EU airspace over concerns about aircraft maintenance documentation and personnel certification.
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A320,
Airbus,
Arab Spring,
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Libyan Airlines,
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Nouvelair,
Route,
Tripoli,
United Kingdom
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