Corsican Places offers savings on 2024 sales
Corsican Places has released its 2024 programme for travel between May and October. The operator is offering savings of up to £200 on a selection of holidays to the French island in the Mediterranean booked by November 30. It also now offers convenient morning departures in partnership with BA CityFlyer from Stansted to Calvi.
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BA to revive service to Abu Dhabi with daily flights from April
British Airways will launch daily flights to Abu Dhabi next year, following a four-year hiatus. The year-round service from
Heathrow to the capital of the United Arab Emirates will begin on April 20, 2024. The flights will be operated by
a Boeing 787-9 aircraft in summer 2024 and will boost connectivity to the UAE, complementing flights to Dubai, which operate up to three times a day from Heathrow. BA is offering return fares to
Abu Dhabi from £449 in World Traveller (economy) and £1,999 in Club World (business class) for bookings made by November 12.
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Pata UK to host roadshows this month in London, Dublin and Belfast
The Pacific Asia Travel Association (Pata) UK & Ireland is to hold three roadshows for agents this month. A London roadshow will showcase the Indian Ocean on November 23, followed by events in Dublin on November 29 and Belfast on November 30. Agents will meet with 10 or more suppliers and the evenings will include food, drinks, networking and prizes.
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travelweekly.co.uk Aer Lingus extends flights from
Ireland to Bradley in Connecticut Aer Lingus has extended its transatlantic schedule from Dublin to New England with additional flights beyond this summer. The Irish flag-carrier now offers almost year-round connectivity, with a pause in flights between January 6 and March 12, 2024. The service is to Bradley International airport, between Hartford, Connecticut, and Springfield, Massachusetts.
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JetBlue is adding summer flights to the US
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JetBlue launches US services from Edinburgh and Dublin
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Edinburgh and Dublin have gained additional transatlantic links with new JetBlue services to New York and Boston. Daily seasonal services from Dublin to New York’s
JFK airport and Boston will take off from March 14, 2024, and continue through to September 30. From Edinburgh, a daily service to New York JFK
will operate from May 23 until September 30, 2024. The new routes mark JetBlue’s fourth and fifth
transatlantic departure points. The carrier currently offers daily non-stop services
to New York from London, Paris and Amsterdam, plus Boston from London and Amsterdam. Robin Hayes, chief executive of JetBlue, said: “The
success of our transatlantic service proves customers don’t have to choose between great service and low
fares and can have them both with our award-winning Mint [premium] and Core [economy] products. “Our summer seasonal service to Dublin and
Edinburgh will bring a new level of service and affordable fares to these markets that have been dominated by high-fare legacy carriers for decades. “We look forward to introducing the JetBlue
experience to business and leisure customers travelling this summer to and from Ireland and Scotland.” The airline’s premium Mint cabin features fully
lie-flat private suites with a sliding door. Flights from Dublin and Edinburgh will operate
daily on JetBlue’s Airbus A321neo with 16 Mint Suite seats and 144 Core seats. Introductory return fares for journeys starting in
Ireland or Scotland are from €399 and £399 for Core and €1,499 and £1,499 for Mint.
jetblue.com
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