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Old 16th August 2008, 17:28   #1 (permalink)
Habana2118
 
Join Date: Sep 2007
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Luton Handling

I read in skyport this week that Menzies Aviation are taking over the handling for Aer Arran at LTN, didnt realise Menzies were an agent at LTN other than throught the "Orange handling" in conjunction with easyjet. Also who handles who at LTN, cant seem to find this info elsewhere on this site?

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