Air Southwest, the expanding UK regional airline, has announced that it is increasing the number of flights it operates between its home base at Plymouth and the popular Channel Island destination of Guernsey from March 28th 2010. Air Southwest will now fly six flights each week, up from the four flights previously flown with services every day except Saturday.
Air Southwest commercial director Mike Coombes said: “We’re increasing our flights from four to six in response to Guernsey’s growing popularity, giving Air Southwest customers even more choice whether travelling for business or pleasure.”
Air Southwest is also increasing the number of flights it operates between Plymouth and Jersey to seven days a week from March 28th 2010.
Air Southwest commercial director Mike Coombes said: “We’re increasing our flights from four to six in response to Guernsey’s growing popularity, giving Air Southwest customers even more choice whether travelling for business or pleasure.”
Air Southwest is also increasing the number of flights it operates between Plymouth and Jersey to seven days a week from March 28th 2010.
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