Flights with Monarch Increased to Turkey

Monarch Airlines has increased the amount of flights they provide to Turkey

Monarch airlines have revealed that due to the imminent summer and holiday season the number of flights that they are offering to Turkish locations have been increased. Increasing the flights from UK airports including London Luton, Manchester and Birmingham, the airline will offer travellers a number of extra flights per week starting at just €99 one way.

Available to book over the internet, Monarch’s new flights will service Dalaman from Birmingham and London Luton, Bodrum from London Luton and Antalya from Manchester operating an extra three flights per week for the former route and two flights for each of the latter. Including airport charges and taxes within the €99 fee the competitive cost will allow tourists to access an increasingly popular destination as the summer season commences.

Monarch has a long history within the UK, operating for 42 years and being the oldest air carrier in the British Isles to continue working under its original name. With a fleet of 30 aeroplanes and operating routes to more than 100 destinations around the world it currently carries approximately seven million travellers a year, a figure set to increase as it looks to increase flights in several areas. Talking of the new services to benefit British individuals managing director, Tim Jeans, said “We are delighted to have launched these new services between Turkey and the UK, which is not only great news for tourism in the country but is also fantastic for Turks, ex-pats and second home owners travelling regularly between Turkey and the UK.” Mr Jeans added that the new flights would provide a high quality service with more legroom and entertainment whilst being competitively priced for all.

Posted by Matt, 07 June 2010 14:47

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