Flyr continues to expand in Europe

-

Flyr announced recently it is adding three cities to its network: Barcelona, Berlin and Brussels. These cities are among the favorite destinations for Scandinavians during the northern winter season. In addition, it will fly to Gran Canaria in December.

The company, recently created by former Norwegian executives, will offer from December 14 a connection between Oslo (Norway) and the island of Gran Canaria. According to the    Tourisnews, website, the route will start with two weekly flights and will increase to three between January and March.

Tourism Councilor of Gran Canaria, Carlos Álamo, welcomed the “positive news” and highlighted the steps towards the recovery of the sector”. Gradually certain normality is being recovered and it is to be appreciated that companies such as Flyr are betting on Gran Canaria”, he pointed out.

On the other hand, Flyr announced in a press release that it will start flying to Barcelona, Berlin, and Brussels from next year. Barcelona and Berlin will start operations on March 27th, while Brussels will do the same on May 6th. Tickets, available through the airline’s website and mobile app, are already on sale.

- Advertisement -

Thus, Flyr’s international offer is as follows:

  • in France, Nice, Paris and Grenoble.
  • In Spain, Alicante, Malaga, Barcelona and Gran Canaria.
  • in Italy, the destinations are Milan and Rome.
  • in Switzerland, it flies to Geneva.
  • in Germany, to Berlin and Salzburg.
  • From Denmark, Copenhagen.
  • Finally, from Belgium, it flies to Brussels.

Ismael Awad-Risk
Ismael Awad-Risk
Apasionado de la aviación comercial. Para consultas o pedidos editoriales por favor escribir a redaccion@aviacionline.com // For editorial inquiries or requests please write to redaccion@aviacionline.com

DEJA UNA RESPUESTA

Por favor escribí tu comentario
Por favor escribí tu nombre

Latest News

Boeing delivers first two modernized, life-extended F/A-18 Block III fighters to the U.S. Navy

Boeing completed the modernization and life extension of the first two F/A-18 Block III Super Hornets, delivering them to...

Saab awarded contract to produce a third GlobalEye AEW&C for the Swedish Air Force

  Saab today signed a contract with the Swedish Defense Materiel Administration (FMV) regarding the delivery of a third GlobalEye...

SIRTAP tactical drone passes Critical Design Review and Airbus starts its production

The SIRTAP high-performance tactical remotely piloted aerial system (RPAS) has passed the Critical Design Review (CDR), a technical milestone...

Aena Entices Airlines with New Incentives to Promote Air Cargo at Spanish Airports

Aena presented a new incentive program to promote air cargo traffic, aiming to increase routes and frequencies of cargo...
- Advertisement -

After eight years, TAP Air Portugal resumes its flights to Manaus

TAP Air Portugal resumes its service between Lisbon and Manaus with three weekly flights (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) starting...

Portland International Airport Gains a Fourth European Airline

KLM expands its transatlantic network with new year-round service between Amsterdam and Portland, Oregon, bringing its offering to 14...

You May Also LikeCheck It Out!
Recommended For You