New airline steps in to run Cardiff Airport routes
Cardiff Airport says it has secured CityJet, part of the Air France airline group, to operate the Glasgow and Paris (Orly) routes and fill the breach left by Flybe.
Cardiff Airport says it has secured CityJet, part of the Air France airline group, to operate the Glasgow and Paris (Orly) routes and fill the breach left by Flybe.
Cardiff Airport says it's secured CityJet, part of the Air France airline group, to operate the Glasgow and Paris (Orly) routes and fill the breach left by Flybe.
CityJet will start serving the routes in January.
Flybe announced, earlier this month, it will be withdrawing the routes because of the reorganisation of its business.
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Cardiff Airport’s Chief Executive, Jon Horne:
'This is fantastic news and I’m delighted CityJet has responded so quickly to pick up these vitally important routes from Cardiff Airport.'
'We’re very pleased that there will be continuity in our services to Glasgow and Paris for the tens of thousands of passengers a year for whom these routes are vital.'
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