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UK charter service for Perth
Monday, 25 Nov, 2005
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A British airline will operate charter services to Perth through the peak Christmas period.
Thomsonfly (formerly Britannia Airways) will operate 12 full service flights between Gatwick and Perth during the peak season.
“It is great to see the return of this operator to Perth, which will assist those Britons wishing to avail themselves of the excellent Perth weather over the Christmas period,” Perth Airport General Manager Richard Gates said.
“This also gives the people of Perth the opportunity to visit friends and relatives during the festive season, with a very competitive return fare.”
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