Monarch Airlines add new winter routes from Leeds Bradford Airport
Monarch, the leading scheduled airline to leisure destinations, announced today several new routes and frequencies that will fly out of Leeds Bradford Airport to its winter schedule.
The following additional routes, which covers flights until the end of April 2016, including the popular Easter period, will see flights from Leeds Bradford Airport to Larnaca Menorca and Majorca.
Furthermore, additional frequencies have also been added on existing Leeds Bradford routes for winter 15/16 to the destinations to Alicante, Barcelona, Faro and Tenerife.
Marjan Schoeke, head of network development for Monarch Airlines, said: “We are delighted to announce the release of additional flights and frequencies to our schedule for winter 15/16 from Leeds Bradford airport. These additional routes and frequencies provide our customers with an even greater choice of destinations whether that be winter sun or city short breaks.”
Tony Hallwood, Leeds Bradford Airport’s aviation development director, added: ’‘The wider choice of Monarch destinations and increased frequencies next winter will be welcomed by our passengers flying from Leeds Bradford to Spain, Portugal or Cyprus for a winter sun or short city break. With 7 routes now on offer and with additional Christmas and Easter departures there has never been a better time to book with Monarch.’’
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