Britair va supprimer trois routes à Lyon | Air Journal
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The airline Brit Air has announced the closure for financial reasons three routes to Lyon , those to Prague , Birmingham and Hamburg .
The regional subsidiary of Air France has chosen to sacrifice the three roads over the loss from the airport to Lyon - Saint Exupery, after posting an annual loss of 16.4 million euros. Britair remove by April 2012 the two daily flights to Prague, leaving the low cost easyJet alone on this road. It will also cancel two daily flights to Birmingham and Hamburg, two routes where it faces no competition. A general meeting will be held this December 5, 2011, and is expected to approve next year hiring freeze NWP and agents.
The company maintains its currently non-domestic connections between Lyon and Rome, Tunis, Barcelona, Amsterdam and Dusseldorf, lines Britair operated under franchise or AF Air France operated by Brit Air. In the hexagon, it also serves Toulouse, Montpellier, Limoges, Nantes, Brest, Rennes, Caen, Paris and Strasbourg.
Recall that Brit, based in Morlaix, now operates a fleet composed entirely of Bombardier CRJ 50 to 100 seats, its last Fokker 100 has made its final flight between October 20, 2011 Clermont-Ferrand and Orly