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Friday, 24 Oct, 2002
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Flights from Bristol International Airport to The Gambia are relaunching for a second winter.
The first flight for the winter takes off from Bristol on 5 November. Various independent agents in the UK will distribute tickets for the operator, The Gambia Experience.
A flight-only ticket costs £379 for seven nights and £389 for 14 nights. Flights are operated by Air 2000.
The weekly flights depart on Tuesdays at 09:35 and arrive in the Gambian capital, Banjul, just under six hours later. The return flights leaves Africa at 16:30 on Tuesdays. The service ceases on 29 April 2003.
To celebrate the relaunch of the flight, Bristol International is decorating its check-in hall with Gambian batik material and serving fruit cocktails onboard.
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