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Monarch pushes Euro2004 flights
Sunday, 26 May, 2004
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Flights for as little as £110 are still available to get to Euro 2004 next month, according to Monarch Scheduled, but finding tickets for the games could be more costly.
The airline says it has return fares (including tax) of £110 between Gatwick and Faro, £146 between Luton and Faro and £185 between Manchester and Faro. The fares are for travel in June. The fares include a £10 web booking discount.
The airline is encouraging football fans to travel to Portugal to soak up the atmosphere, even if they can’t get tickets to a game. To book go to www.flymonarch.com.
Report by Ginny McGrath
Ginny McGrath
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