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Swiss budget carrier ups frequency
Friday, 02 Aug, 2005
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Swiss budget airline Helvetic Airways is to increase frequency on its Luton-Zurich route.
The airline is to operate twice a day on the route with morning and evening flights from September 20, enabling return travel in a day.
Helvetic, which serves 17 European destinations including Luton from its Zurich hub, offers the first 10 seats on every flight for 10 euros excluding taxes.
The carrier operates a fleet of Fokker 100 aircraft.
Report by Phil Davies
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