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Flybe expands from Southampton
Saturday, 26 Jul, 2006
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Flybe is increasing its services between Southampton and Glasgow from four times to six times daily in September.
The low-cost airline claims it will offer the lowest prices on this route.
Due to high demand, Flybe will deploy the new Embraer 195, increasing daily capacity by 75%.
Chief commercial officer Mike Rutter said: “Southampton is a key base for Flybe and one which has proved hugely popular, we’re always keeping ahead of the market and strive to offer our passengers the lowest fares possible.”
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