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Extra Manchester-Barbados flight added
Friday, 21 Jun, 2004
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Caribbean carrier BWIA has launched a second weekly Manchester service to Barbados continuing to Port of Spain and Tobago.
Flights are operated by Airbus A340-300 on Sundays from yesterday with the Port of Spain to Tobago sector operated by a Dash 8 Q300 aircraft.
The Sunday service is in addition to a Friday service on the same route.
Economy fares start at £329 plus taxes from Manchester to Barbados and £1,149 in Business/First Class.
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