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Flybe to operate two new French routes from London City in 2016

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Tatjana Obrazcova
Country: United Kingdom Aircraft: Airplanes Airline: Flybe

Flybe will operate two brand new routes to Paris Charles de Gaulle and Rennes as part of its 2016 summer schedule from London City Airport.

Weekday flights to Paris have been timed for convenient day returns, with those to Rennes operating for peak summer every day except Saturdays.

Rennes is the capital of Brittany and an important centre for business and tourism, renowned as being a ‘city of art and culture’. 

Flybe will operate a total of seven routes to and from London City Airport next summer offering passengers a choice of up to 176 flights a week.





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