MYTLite/6G/Baby

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09/09/2004
MyTravelLite gets hot for Summer 2005 with launch of new route

Customers travelling with MyTravelLite certainly won’t be stuck for a choice of Mediterranean destinations if they fancy a break away from it all next year.

Birmingham’s No 1 low fares airline has just unveiled Mahon in Menorca as its latest ‘hot’ Spanish destination for Summer 2005 following on from the sizzling success of the launch of its Ibiza route. Three flights a week to both Mahon and Ibiza as well as a daily flight to Palma will make MyTravelLite the number 1 choice from the Midlands for holidays to the beautiful Balearic Islands next summer. MyTravelLite now flies to more destinations in Spain than any other low fares airline with over 65 flights per week now on sale for summer 2005. In a recent survey, MyTravelLite’s growing base of loyal frequent flyers, voted Mahón the destination they would most like to see added to MyTravelLite’s existing network.

With thousands of seats available starting from just £29 one way including taxes, passengers will be able to enjoy the relaxed and idyllic setting of Mahon for that ‘get away from it all’ holiday at that great low price!

The addition of this NEW route to Mahón, comes only three weeks after the announcement of the NEW scheduled service to Ibiza (also from Birmingham) and MyTravelLite expect both of these NEW routes to follow in the footsteps of Lite’s veteran Balearic destination, Palma de Mallorca, which has carried over 160,000 passengers to date.

MyTravelLite are the only UK airline to offer direct scheduled services between Menorca and the UK on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays next Summer, thus responding to overwhelming demand from villa owners, UK Nationals residing in Spain, short-break and weekend travellers and the new breed of families and couples wishing to independently package their Summer holidays.

For summer 2005, MyTravelLite now flies to 12 favourite summer sun destinations. To book next year’s summer holiday at this year’s prices log on to http://www.mytravellite.com

2.Now Air Wales are launching Cardiff-Norwich, Norwich-Dubin, will they still be able to operate the PIK & ORK services for bmibaby? I say this because they want to make Norwich-Dublin six times weekly eventually and if the announcment that they were pulling out of SWS was anything to go by theres still one new route to come.