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Flybe adds Norwich routes as part of winter schedule
Flybe is to expand its Norwich network with six routes as part of an expanded winter schedule.
The airline is to serve Aberdeen, Alicante, Chambery, Dublin, Geneva and Malaga from the East Anglian airport as part of its winter timetable.
Flybe is launching a total of 18 new routes in the winter and is supporting the schedule with a £1 million advertising and promotional campaign.
Other new routes are:
*Exeter to Chambery, Faro, Geneva and Murcia.
*Birmingham to Berne, Chambery, Geneva and Salzburg.
*Southampton to Berne, Chambery, Geneva and Salzburg.
The airline is also increasing frequency on a number of existing routes.
A competition to win an £18,000 Freelander car for bookings made by July 14 has been launched to support the sale of 3.1 million winter seats. Bookings have opened via the airline’s website.
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