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VLM adds Groningen to London City network
Sunday, 22 Sep, 2006
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VLM Airlines is to serve the Dutch city of Groningen from London City Airport.
Flights will operate via Amsterdam from October 30.
The airline will run a daily service except Saturdays with deaprtures from London City at 17.50. Prices start at £22 one-way excluding taxes.
The airline’s managing director Johan Vanneste said: “Our new service will enable passengers to travel from the heart of London to northern Holland for the first time, and we anticipate strong demand from bothh business and lesiure travellers.”
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