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Jet2.com steps in as Czech Airlines drops Edinburgh
Thursday, 31 Oct, 2006
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Budget carrier Jet2.com is to replace Czech Airlines on the Edinburgh-Prague route.
The Czech Republic carrier is to withdraw from service on the route on January 7, with Jet2.com starting flights a month later.
The UK airline will initially run three flights a week from February 9, rising to five a week from March 26. Ticket prices start at £24.99 one-way including taxes.
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