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MONARCH DOUBLES MANCHESTER CAPACITY
MONARCH Scheduled plans to more than double capacity from Manchester for next summer in a bid to compete with the low-cost carriers.
The airline plans to bring in extra aircraft - in addition to the Airbus A321 deliveries already announced this year - and significantly boost frequencies on daily Malaga and Alicante services and on its thrice-weekly Faro flights.
It is also looking to launch new routes, with most of the expansion in Spain.
It is also increasing services over this coming winter from Luton and Manchester.
MONARCH Scheduled plans to more than double capacity from Manchester for next summer in a bid to compete with the low-cost carriers.
The airline plans to bring in extra aircraft - in addition to the Airbus A321 deliveries already announced this year - and significantly boost frequencies on daily Malaga and Alicante services and on its thrice-weekly Faro flights.
It is also looking to launch new routes, with most of the expansion in Spain.
It is also increasing services over this coming winter from Luton and Manchester.
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Although e-tid carried the story, it originated from Travel Weekly.
MONARCH DOUBLES MANCHESTER CAPACITY
19 Jul 2002 11:16
MONARCH Scheduled plans to more than double capacity from Manchester for next summer in a bid to compete with the low-cost carriers.
The airline plans to bring in extra aircraft - in addition to the Airbus A321 deliveries already announced this year - and significantly boost frequencies on daily Malaga and Alicante services and on its thrice-weekly Faro flights.
It is also looking to launch new routes, with most of the expansion in Spain.
See this week's newspaper for full news and feature coverage from Travel Weekly
MONARCH DOUBLES MANCHESTER CAPACITY
19 Jul 2002 11:16
MONARCH Scheduled plans to more than double capacity from Manchester for next summer in a bid to compete with the low-cost carriers.
The airline plans to bring in extra aircraft - in addition to the Airbus A321 deliveries already announced this year - and significantly boost frequencies on daily Malaga and Alicante services and on its thrice-weekly Faro flights.
It is also looking to launch new routes, with most of the expansion in Spain.
See this week's newspaper for full news and feature coverage from Travel Weekly
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