BRITAIN'S NEWEST low-fare airline, Debonair, will launch European services from London Luton Airport on 19 June. The airline's first destinations will be Barcelona, Dsseldorf and Munich, with Madrid to follow in July. A domestic Luton-Newcastle link will also open in July. Each route will have two or three round trips during weekdays, operated with a fleet of five British Aerospace 146-200s leased from USAir (Flight International, 1-7 May, P10).
Source: Flight International
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