Leeds-Lille route launched by bmi regional
UK airline bmi regional, a subsidiary of bmi, has announced the launch of a new route between Leeds-Bradford Airport and Lille in France.
Direct flights between the two locations will begin on April 23rd and will be the first such services to operate from the UK to Lille.
Flights will run six days a week on Embraer jet aircraft and will allow passengers to avoid having to change at Paris when travelling to Lille.
"This is an important addition to the bmi regional European flight network and underlines our commitment to serving Leeds-Bradford Airport and the surrounding region," commented Stewart Adams, managing director of bmi regional.
Yesterday, bmi also announced that it is to relaunch its diamond club offering for business travellers, which will include complimentary food and drink and priority seating, as well as a new blue plus tier for its air miles programme.![]()
Direct flights between the two locations will begin on April 23rd and will be the first such services to operate from the UK to Lille.
Flights will run six days a week on Embraer jet aircraft and will allow passengers to avoid having to change at Paris when travelling to Lille.
"This is an important addition to the bmi regional European flight network and underlines our commitment to serving Leeds-Bradford Airport and the surrounding region," commented Stewart Adams, managing director of bmi regional.
Yesterday, bmi also announced that it is to relaunch its diamond club offering for business travellers, which will include complimentary food and drink and priority seating, as well as a new blue plus tier for its air miles programme.
Posted by Kate at 10:12, 1 March 2007
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