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Air France drops Gatwick and Dublin flights
Saturday, 21 Sep, 2006
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Air France is suspending two routes from Gatwick and Dublin as part of its winter schedule.
Gatwick-Nantes and Dublin-Bordeaux services are being dropped.
The airline will run seven flights a day between Dublin and Paris and three a day between Edinburgh and the French capital as part of the winter schedule.
The Air France/KLM group’s seat capacity will rise by 3.6% overall in the coming winter. Air France is boosting capacity mainly to Eastern Europe.
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