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Two new routes for bmi at Heathrow
Tuesday, 23 Jan, 2003
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Bmi british midland is launching two new schedule services out of Heathrow.
Bmi will be the only carrier to offer schedule flights out of Heathrow to Alicante and Venice. The daily flights will launch on 12 April. Internet fares start at £47 one way to Alicante and £37 one way to Venice, including taxes. But, as with most carriers these fares are only available to those travelling on less popular days and booking well in advance.
Bmi’s offspring, bmibaby also offers flights to Alicante, from Cardiff and East Midlands airports. It’s website is displaying web fares from about £121 return including taxes for a midweek return if booked well in advance.
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