XL expands from Luton next summer
XL Airways is to start serving Egypt and run additional flights to Cyprus from Luton airport next summer.
A total of 10 weekly flights to Larnaca, Paphos and Sharm-El-Sheikh will operate from May 23.
The airline expects to carry more than 30,000 passengers on its Luton services during summer 2008.
Larnaca will be served five times a week, Paphos three times a week and Sharm-El-Sheikh twice a week.
The airline’s managing director Martin Lock said: “We took the decision to introduce services from London Luton to Larnaca, Paphos and Sharm El Sheikh in response to huge customer demand from the North London area.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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