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Ryanair's latest sale is on from today 11 July 2006 until Thursday 13 July 2006. Seats

can be purchased on flights between Monday 18 September and Thursday 7 December 2006. The * means that the £0.19 does not include taxes and
charges which come to less than £12.50 each way. The flights are
available on Monday to Thursday and Saturdays. There are some blackout
periods such as October Half Term 20 October 2006 to 6 November 2006 as
well as major festivals and sporting events.

You are probably aware that air travel damages the environment. Please consider this when booking flights. Have a look at www.climatecare.org for ways of mitigating the adverse effects of your flight.

Jet2.com have a sale on at present. Seats start at £9.99 one way including all taxes and charges. When I checked there did not seem to be a lot of availability but the low fare checker can display flight prices on a route for a whole month so finding what is available is easy.
In addition the airline has just started selling flights from Manchester to Alicante and Malaga for Summer 2007. Seats are on sale starting at £34.99.

Vueling the Spanish low cost airline has a sale on at present. It is selling half a million seats on flights between now and March 2007 for 10 euros one way, plus taxes and charges. The sale ends Friday 14 July 2006.

Vueling is based in Barcelona but is expanding at a reasonable pace with two Airbus A320 aircraft being delivered this Summer with two A320's due beore the end of the year. The fleet is expected to be 16 strong by the end of 2006 with 25 aircraft planned by the end of 2007. The latest route to be offered is Paris <> Bilboa. Vueling has an extensive route network in Spain with connections to Paris, Lisbon, Milan, Rome, Venice and Amsterdam.

You are probably aware that air travel damages the environment. Please consider this when booking flights. Have a look at www.climatecare.org for ways of mitigating the adverse effects of your flight.

From September 19th 2006 Sterling are offering flights from Copenhagen to Krakow, Poland from DKK 260 one way. As Florence and Nice are popular locations in July there are extra flights from Copenhagen, Copenhagen <> Nice on July 14th, 21st or 28th and Copenhagen <> Florence on July 17th or 24th. These flights are DKK 549 one way.
Also flights from Copenhagen to Berlin from DKK 199, Copenhagen to Frankfurt from DKK 449 and Copenhagen to Edinburgh from DKK 549.

You are probably aware that air travel damages the environment. Please consider this when booking flights. Have a look at www.climatecare.org for ways of mitigating the adverse effects of your flight.

Monarch Airlines is adding new aircraft and routes from 1 May 2007. A new Airbus A320 will be added to its London Luton based fleet. With this aircraft the low cost airline will service a new route to Ibiza up to five times per week. It will also service Almeria four times per week. In addition to the new routes the new flights will be added to existing Luton routes. Both Palma and Faro will see a substantial increase in the number of flights flown.
Monarch has researched the low cost market and found that they offer a service that few of its competitors can match. They offer seat booking, better catering and free newspapers in order to cater for passengers needs.

Cork <> Gdansk is the latest route from Wizz Air. Starting on 15 December 2006 the airline will fly the route three time per week, bringing the total number of Wizz Air routes from the city to eight.

Both locations are ports and have lots for visitors. Cork has plenty of places worthy of a visit including the Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, the Cork Public Museum and St. Anne's Church with the famous Bells of Shandon. Others include the 17th century English Market Bishop Lucey Park, St. Francis Church, the South Mall and Cork City Gaol.

A little further afield you'’ll find the Cobh once named Queenstown following a vist by Queen Victoria. It was from here that over 6 million Irish emigrated to the New World. A visitor centre in the old railway station brings their story to life. Another destination for visitors to the area is the world famous Blarney Castle. Legend has it that kissing the Blarney Stone gives the kisser the gift of eloquence. You can tell that I haven't kissed it just by reading my posts.

Gdansk is a former Hanseatic League port with strong German influences having been part of the Prussian Empire. It is an industrial city but has some historic sites from the surviving buildings from the old town, to the Gdansk shipyard birthplace of Solidarity.

After delays get an operating license from London Luton to Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen International easyJet, will start flying the route on Tuesday 1 August 2006. It will offer three flights per week throughout August and increase frequency to daily on 4 September 2006.
The new route to Istanbul is easyJet's second. It has been operating to Sabiha Gokcen International from Basel since 29 May 2006. Istanbul is where Europe meets Asia across the Bosphorus, in fact Sabiha Gokcen International is on the Asian side.
Istanbul is a fascinating city with some magnificent places to visit from the Roman cisterns, aqueduct and City walls to the Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque to the Topkapi Palace.

One of the leading low fare airlines, Flybe have now announced their new base at Doncaster / Sheffield Airport and have launched a new route to Belfast, capital of Northern Ireland. Flights will run twice a day and daily on Saturdays from Doncaster / Sheffield throughout the winter season from only £19.99 one way including taxes. The route is open on 29th October and is part of Flybe’s new winter schedule 2006, with Flybe’s new base it will help to increase the size of the company. Also on the 29th October there are two services from Flybe open from Belfast to Robin Hood Doncaster and Galway. One way flights to Doncaster would be priced starting at £19.99 including taxes and to Galway £24.99 including taxes.

Scotland’s low fare airline flyglobespan, voted airline of the year are offering the first Aberdeen <> Tenerife and Durham Tees Valley <> Tenerife service this winter. Although flyglobespan thought they could not offer any routes until next summer they have managed to add Aberdeen <> Tenerife to their Winter programme. The service starting on November 3rd for Aberdeen and November 7th for Durham Tees Valley, for flights to Tenerife all year round from only £49.99 including taxes. It is also thanks to the Aberdeen City Council’s decision to lift the airport’s opening hour restrictions to allow many more new routes for the future.
“Tenerife is a very good destination to offer as our first Aberdeen service,” says flyglobespan chairman Tom Dalrymple. “It has an attractive climate all year round and is particularly appealing in the winter when the temperatures there are invariably the best in Europe.”
With flyglobespan expanding since they started in 2002 they are expecting to offer more flights next summer with the brand new Boeing 737 700's bringing many more Mediterranean resorts in range.
Miles@eurapart

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