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Bmi increase flights to Barbados
Friday, 09 Aug, 2005
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Bmi is to increase its direct services from Manchester to Barbados to three per week.
The carrier said a new Monday departure will operator alongside its Wednesday and Friday service from October 24.
Chief executive Nigel Turner said: “Barbados is proving to be an extremely popular year-round destination and we expect that the addition of a Monday departure will be an attractive option for many travellers to the island.”
Report by Steve Jones
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