Bmibaby Launch First Stage Of Summer 2009 Flight Schedule
Thursday 11th September 2008
The first stage of bmibaby's summer 2009 flight schedule has begun. New routes mentioned on the Manchester Airport website are to Toulouse and Amsterdam.
Both these new services will be beginning on the 29th of March 2009 and are the first of their type to be operated by a low-cost carrier from Manchester Airport. The Amsterdam service will run twice daily from Mondays to Fridays and alos operate on a Sunday. The Tolouse flights will be operating on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
The airline has also offered routes flying to six other destinations in Europe including Malaga, Alicante, Bordeaux, Perpignan and Palma. Passengers will be able to see the second stage of the summer 2009 schedule in the next few weeks.
In celebration of this the bmibaby icecream van will be out in force giving away free icecream and staffed by some of the cabin crew. It will be visiting Manchester Airport on the 11th of September and free ice cream will be available to all passengers!
The managing director of bmibaby Crawford Rox said;
"Despite the challenging market conditions, bmibaby continues to go from strength to strength and we're proud to introduce even more new routes from Manchester Airport today to Toulouse and Amsterdam. As we are the only low fares airline operating from Manchester to these two destinations, we advise people to save money and book with bmibaby now! Both services commence on 29th March 2009. We decided to launch our summer 2009 flying schedule earlier this year, to not only give people something to look forward too, but also to meet consumer demand. Customers have been contacting us asking when they can book next year's flights, this shows that the appetite for travel is still very much alive and kicking in Manchester! We will shortly be launching stage two of our summer 2009 flying programme so advise people to visit www.bmibaby.com and book early to secure a great deal. bmibaby is here to stay and we have long term growth plans for Manchester region."
