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VLM raises London City-Manchester frequency
Thursday, 15 Feb, 2007
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VLM Airlines is raising frequency between London City Airport and Manchester to nine return flights a day on weekdays.
An additional return flight starts on March 1 when the schedule is altered to offer a greater number of departures at peak times.
The airline claims to have carried more than 113,000 passengers on the route in 2006, with around 80% flying on business.
VLM managing director Johan Vanneste said: “Despite the fierce competition on this route, VLM Airlines has achieved a great deal of recognition amongst the business community and extra demand has brought us to the decision to introduce an extra return flight.”
by Phil Davies
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