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EasyJet plans Bristol expansion
Friday, 01 Nov, 2004
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EasyJet is to detail expansion from Bristol airport today.
The no-frills carrier is due to outline future plans from the South West airport this morning.
The annoucement is to coincide with the start of new flights from Bristol to Budapest, Madrid and Rome.
EasyJet serves 20 destinations with 28 daily flights from the airport – its largest regional base outside of London.
The carrier inherited a network of Bristol routes when it took over British Airways’ former low cost arm Go.
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