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Flybe announced (29-Apr-09) the early release of part of its 2009/10 Winter schedule with a selection of 29 routes including an expanded winter route network of some 480 flights a week from London Gatwick all of which are now on sale now for travel from 25-Oct.
The airline remains committed to keeping Britain on the move with the diversity of its winter sun and ski destinations along with its London Gatwick schedule where, with start of its new Leeds Bradford service in June, is set to become the airport’s largest domestic carrier
This early selection of popular winter routes has been released to attract and accommodate those looking for short and weekend breaks especially over the autumn half-term and Christmas periods.
Key facts
• 10 regional routes from London Gatwick: Aberdeen, Belfast City, Dusseldorf, Guernsey, Inverness, Isle of Man, Jersey, Leeds Bradford, Newcastle and Newquay with one way fares from GBP24.99 one way including taxes and airport charges
• 11 Winter ski routes namely Exeter to Chambery, Geneva and Salzburg; Southampton to Berne, Chambery, Geneva and Salzburg; the Isle of Man, Jersey and Norwich to Geneva and Birmingham to Chambery with one way fares from GBP39.99 including taxes and airport charges
• 8 sun routes from Exeter and Southampton to Alicante, Faro, Malaga and Palma
• Bookings can be made at www.flybe.com with flights starting at GBP39.99 one way including taxes and airport charges
Chief Commercial Officer, Flybe, Mike Rutter comments: “Flybe recognises that times are tough for travel planning this year with business and leisure travellers alike having to keep a close eye on their budgets.
“The early release of a selection of our most popular winter routes sees us rewarding our loyal passengers and listening and responding to their needs enabling them to plan their winter travel in advance and take advantage of the very best possible fares and promotions.”
(c) Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation. Date posted: 07-May-09
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Flybe introduces Winter 2009/10 schedule 
