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Eastern expands domestic services
Tuesday, 17 Dec, 2004
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UK regional airline Eastern Airways is expanding its schedules by offering extra flights on its Norwich-Edinburgh and Southampton-Leeds routes.
The airline has taken delivery of two 50-seat Saab 2000 aircraft, one of which will be based at Norwich to allow for further services from East Anglia.
From January 10, Eastern will add a fourth weekday return flight to the Norwich-Edinburgh route and a fourth service on the Leeds-Southampton route.
Eastern Airways currently operates from 17 UK airports and a spokesman said its strategy was to offer high frequency, direct and time efficient travel between the UK regions.
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