US Airways announces new European flights
US Airways has announced a series of new flights set to take off from Philadelphia to continental Europe.
From May and June, new services will launch between the city and Athens, Brussels and Zurich.
As a result, the airline will provide 22 daily flights to 19 cities in 12 European countries over the busy summer holiday season, it said.
"These three new European destinations strengthen Philadelphia's growing role as an international gateway for business and leisure passengers," commented Doug Parker, chairman and chief executive officer of US Airways.
He added: "These new destinations demonstrate our commitment to our customers, our Philadelphia hub, and European and international growth prospects."
Currently, US Airways offers about 3,800 flights per day across America, Canada, Europe, the Caribbean and Latin America.
About 430 of these are non-stop flights that operate from Philadelphia to 112 destinations across the globe.![]()
From May and June, new services will launch between the city and Athens, Brussels and Zurich.
As a result, the airline will provide 22 daily flights to 19 cities in 12 European countries over the busy summer holiday season, it said.
"These three new European destinations strengthen Philadelphia's growing role as an international gateway for business and leisure passengers," commented Doug Parker, chairman and chief executive officer of US Airways.
He added: "These new destinations demonstrate our commitment to our customers, our Philadelphia hub, and European and international growth prospects."
Currently, US Airways offers about 3,800 flights per day across America, Canada, Europe, the Caribbean and Latin America.
About 430 of these are non-stop flights that operate from Philadelphia to 112 destinations across the globe.
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