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Travel Links - Airlines
Please note that Fairfield Motorsport does not provide travel by
air. These links are meant for reference only.
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| British Airways is the UK's largest
international scheduled airline, flying to over 550 destinations
at convenient times, to the best located airports.
Whether customers are in the air or on the ground,
British Airways takes pride in providing a full service
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| BMI Baby airlines are the low cost
airline of British Midland (BMI) Airlines. Operating mainly
from British Midlands Airport, but with additional services
from many other UK Airports, the low cost carrier looks
like it has a good formula to take on competition from
Go, EasyJet, Ryanair and others. |
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| Easyjet operates 105 routes between
38 key European airports across the UK, France, Spain,
Switzerland, the Netherlands, Denmark, Italy, Czech Republic,
Greece, Germany, and Portugal. |
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| One of the aims at Virgin Atlantic
is to provide you with a seamless journey from booking
to end. In order to do this, they try to provide you with
as much information as possible about what to expect at
each stage of your journey. All flights they operate are
non-smoking. |
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| With the launch of a the new airline name FlyBE comes new deals for both the customer and the travel trade. FlyBE has blended the innovative style of the new breed of airlines yet retained the service values customers have a right to expect. |
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| Air Southwest – the low fares airline from the South West of England and South Wales. Frequent flights to and from Plymouth, New Quay and Cardiff. Low fare flights to destinations including London Gatwick, Manchester, Leeds-Bradford, Jersey, Dublin and Norwich. Book your flights online, plus hotels, car hire and a wealth of destination information. |
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Aer arann was established in the 1970’s flying from Galway to the Aran Islands. In 1994 the airline was purchased by Padraig O’Ceidigh and groundwork was put in place for it to become a feeder air service for Ireland and the UK. Today it’s one of the worlds fastest growing regional airlines. Currently operating over 600 flights a week across 35 routes in Ireland, the UK and France. In 2006 12 new routes were launched half of which are UK services including Cork to Cardiff and New Quay, Galway to Liverpool, Dublin to Inverness and the newly announced Cardiff to Dublin and Galway. |
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Eastern Airway offer services from 16 UK Airports, Bristol, Cardiff, Birmingham, Southampton, London City, Norwich, Humberside, Leeds/Bradford, Manchester, Durham Tees Valley, Newcastle, Aberdeen, Wick, Inverness, Stornoway and the Isle of Man. Operating services from Cardiff to Brussels and Newcastle and ever popular services from Birmingham, Bristol, Newcastle and Southampton to the Isle of Man. |
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