bmibaby launches two routes for skiers
bmibaby has launched two new ski destinations to coincide with the start of the ski and snowboard season.
The low cost airline will start flights from East Midlands airport to Chambery on16 December and to Toulouse on 23 December.
Flights to Chambery will operate on Monday and Friday and the service to Toulouse will run twice a week.
Julian Carr, managing director, bmibaby, said: "As the gateways to the best French ski resorts both in the Alps and the Pyrenees, the new routes will enhance our appeal to skiers and snowboarders.
"With convenient flight times, low fares and a great service guaranteed, we are confident the routes will prove very popular, perfectly complementing our existing ski destinations from the Midlands."
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