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bmi
regional is to launch its first ever services from Southampton airport with a direct service to Amsterdam, beginning 29 October 2006.
Operated by bmi regional’s all jet fleet of Embraer aircraft, the new service will depart for Amsterdam four times daily Monday to Friday, once on
Saturday and twice on Sundays.
bmi chief executive officer, Nigel Turner
commented, “Amsterdam is a popular business and leisure destination as the national, financial and cultural capital of the Netherlands, but it’s also an important
continental gateway where passengers can be assured of convenient onward travel connection with our Star Alliance partners.”
Managing Director of Southampton Airport, Chris Butler
said, “In continuing to attract the UK’s premier airlines, Southampton Airport plays a key role in boosting the region’s economic competitiveness. It
improves access to the international market place for local businesses, further strengthens the region's appeal to new companies looking to
relocate, and promotes the growth of inbound tourism.”
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