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Bmibaby adds Manchester routes
Barcelona, Lisbon and Madrid have been added as routes by bmibaby from Manchester.
The airline is also raising frequency to Knock in Ireland.
Madrid will be served four times a week from Jun 16 with fares starting at £24.99 includes taxes and charges.
Flights to Lisbon will run twice a week on Tuesdays and Sundays from June 17 with fares starting at £24.99 one way including taxes and charges.
Barcelona will be served four times a week from September 8 with fares leading in at £24.99.
A daily service to Knock will be expanded with an additional Sunday flight.
The airline’s managing director Crawford Rix said: “Bmibaby is continually looking to offer even more attractive destinations from Manchester airport to add to the existing 14 places currently fly to. Plus we are committed to offering low fares.â€
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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