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Monarch adds Luton capacity to Canaries
Friday, 06 Sep, 2005
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Monarch Airlines has added two flights between Luton and Lanzarote for the school half term holiday in October.
The extra services, on October 20 and 27, will double Monarch’s capacity on the route and follow a move to increase flights from Luton to Tenerife to a daily service during the winter.
Sales and marketing director Jonathan Crick said the expansion is further proof of the Canaries’ sustained popularity.
Prices on the additional half term services start at £99 one-way including taxes.
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