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Southampton start for bmi regional
Saturday, 18 May, 2006
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Bmi regional is to fly from Southampton Airport for the first time with a service to Amsterdam.
The bmi subsidiary is to serve Amsterdam with four flights a day on weekdays, two flights on Sundays and a single flight on Saturdays from October 29.
The airline is to use a 49-seat Embraer 145 regional jet on the route with seats going on sale on Friday. Return fares start at £48 excluding taxes.
Bmi regional will offer connections with Star Alliance partner airlines from Amsterdam.
ScotAirways currently operates on the Southampton-Amsterdam route.
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