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New Flights

Ryanair, Ryanair has reached an agreement with Hermes Airports after intense and coordinated efforts which included the involvement of the responsible government services. Ryanair offers travelers a new product, providing a choice of services at particularly accessible prices. This agreement will last 5 years and during this time Ryanair is expected to bring to the island at least half a million tourists. Its first route will start on 3 November, 2010 (Larnaca-Charleroi, Belgium) with an indicative price from Euro. 34.99, including airport taxes. Ryanair will not only substantially increase the overall tourist traffic in Cyprus but will also significantly stimulate the country’s economy.

Lufthansa is offering new routes from Larnaka to Munich, three times per week, taking off from Larnaka International Airport on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.

British Airways, which already operates daily flights between Heathrow and Larnaka, has begun operating services to Pafos, flying out daily from Gatwick Airport.

Monarch is now operating two flights per week, from Birmingham to Larnaka, departing on Wednesdays and Sundays. The airline already offers flights to Larnaka from Gatwick, Luton and Manchester airports, so the new flights bring the total number of scheduled flights operated by Monarch, to the popular holiday destination, to 21 per week.

New routes launched to/from Larnaka International Airport
Two more airlines have inaugurated new routes to and from Larnaka International Airport, Cyprus. The airlines are "Fly Baboo", a Swiss carrier and the Greek "Astra Airways", which represent an attractive choice for travelers with high demands and expectations. The Swiss airline will make one route per week using an Embraer-190 aircraft. The flight will be carried out every Monday. The Greek airline will connect Cyprus with various Greek Islands such as: Santorini, Kos, Skiathos, Rhodes and Mykonos. The flights are scheduled on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

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