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20/07/2001
EASYJET TO BRING FORWARD EDINBURGH SERVICE
EASYJET has announced it is to bring forward the launch of its new services between Belfast International Airport and Scotland.
Easyjet’s Glasgow service will now begin its one flight a day service on 18 August instead of beginning on 3 September. Flight frequency will also increase to four flights a day on 30 August, the same day their Edinburgh service begins.
The new route will put Easyjet in direct competion with fellow budget airlines Go and British Regional, both of which already operate flights from Belfast to Glasgow and Edinburgh.
This latest move by Easyjet was made after the company received delivery of its new 149-seater Boeing 737-700 aircraft.
The news was announced as Easyjet’s Belfast to Amsterdam service made its inaugural flight, a day earlier than expected. This new morning flight aims to complement their early evening flight service to Amsterdam which was launched in January. (MB)
Easyjet’s Glasgow service will now begin its one flight a day service on 18 August instead of beginning on 3 September. Flight frequency will also increase to four flights a day on 30 August, the same day their Edinburgh service begins.
The new route will put Easyjet in direct competion with fellow budget airlines Go and British Regional, both of which already operate flights from Belfast to Glasgow and Edinburgh.
This latest move by Easyjet was made after the company received delivery of its new 149-seater Boeing 737-700 aircraft.
The news was announced as Easyjet’s Belfast to Amsterdam service made its inaugural flight, a day earlier than expected. This new morning flight aims to complement their early evening flight service to Amsterdam which was launched in January. (MB)
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18 July 2001
LAUNCH OF BELFAST FERRY SERVICE DELAYED
THE launch date for a new catamaran-ferry service around Belfast Lough scheduled to be up and running this summer has been pushed back to late September. The two state-of-the-art high-speed catamarans specially designed for the ferry service have been completed in Queensland but are unable to begin their voyage to Belfast.
LAUNCH OF BELFAST FERRY SERVICE DELAYED
THE launch date for a new catamaran-ferry service around Belfast Lough scheduled to be up and running this summer has been pushed back to late September. The two state-of-the-art high-speed catamarans specially designed for the ferry service have been completed in Queensland but are unable to begin their voyage to Belfast.
18 June 2002
Inaugral Shannon to Moscow service jets off
The new Irish airline - SkyNet - launched their inaugural flight yesterday at Shannon Aerospace facility in the Republic of Ireland. The new carrier, which will operate out of Shannon, aims to provide a service six days a week (the exception being Saturday) for Amsterdam and then Moscow.
Inaugral Shannon to Moscow service jets off
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02 October 2001
Landmark decision for employees under foreign contracts
In a landmark case that will help thousands of employees working in Britain under foreign contracts, four flight attendants have won a legal battle against one of the world’s biggest airlines.
Landmark decision for employees under foreign contracts
In a landmark case that will help thousands of employees working in Britain under foreign contracts, four flight attendants have won a legal battle against one of the world’s biggest airlines.
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