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Flybe launches flash sale
Flybe is offering discounts of up to 20% on one million seats in a flash sale.
Booking is available from now until midnight on September 13 on its website and applies for travel between October 3 2017 March 24 2018.
Destinations include Paris, Rome, Dublin, Milan and Amsterdam and from 17 UK airports including Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff, London City, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
“This travel period covers the upcoming UK half terms and as well as the peak holiday season over Christmas and New Year,” it said.
“The Flybe sale also includes a selection of routes operated by Flybe’s franchise partners Eastern Airways, Stobart Air and Blue Islands.”
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