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Manchester-Ibiza added by bmibaby
Tuesday, 20 Feb, 2004
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Ibiza is to become the sixth Spanish destination to be served by bmibaby from Manchester. The budget airline starts daily flights on 29 May, its fifth new route to be added this summer from Manchester. BMI’s low cost subsidiary has already announced plans to expand its Manchester network with services to Bordeaux, Paris, Jersey and Knock this summer. The addition of Ibiza will give the carrier 13 routes from the North West airport. Online fares to Ibiza start at £25.94 one-way including taxes and charges. The additional Manchester flights follow bmibaby announcing its first routes from Gatwick, to Cork and Prague, from April 30. Report by Phil Davies
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