Flybe expands Leeds Bradford Airport winter schedule with new route to Dusseldorf
Flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline, has announced an expansion of its 2017-18 Winter schedule from Leeds bradford Airport (LBA).
The airline is set to launch a brand new route to Dusseldorf from LBA that offers a choice of up to six flights a week.
Seats are available for booking now, with one way fares from £34.99 including taxes and charges and available for travel from 29th October.
Vincent Hodder, Flybe’s chief revenue officer, said: “We are pleased to add Dusseldorf to our expanding schedule from Leeds Bradford Airport this winter.
“This route is another example of Flybe’s commitment to providing convenient connections for business and leisure travellers from regional markets, providing added opportunity for customers to travel direct from their local airport.”
Tony Hallwood, aviation development director at LBA, added: “Leeds Bradford Airport welcomes the introduction of Dusseldorf onto the Flybe schedule from Winter 17.
“This gateway to the Rhine-Ruhr economic region is so important for business travellers across the Leeds City Region.
“In addition, the flight will offer convenient access to the many attractions along the River Rhine, a beautiful area of Germany that has plenty to offer leisure travellers. Dusseldorf also attracts weekend break visitors to events such as the famous Christmas Market.”
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