NEW FLIGHT
KLM launched its 4th direct flight
on 19th June 2007 to and from Uganda. This
means that they now fly four times (on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday) from Amsterdam
Schiphol Airport to Entebbe Airport.
ALSO…KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is
the only airline that offers flights from
Entebbe to London City Airport (LCY) via
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. Located in the
very heart of the city, this airport offers
passengers traveling to London an extremely
convenient bypass to the ever congested
Heathrow Airport. Next to slashing over
2 hours of commuting time, creating additional
value to business travelers. It also eats
a fair amount of the travel cost from LHR
to the city centre, which may appeal to
Leisure traveler as well. No other airline
offers your clients the opportunity to leave
Entebbe at 22.30 and have your first cup
of English Breakfast tea in the heart of
London at 07.30 the next day!
ADDITIONAL
BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE
A 30% discount on the charges to be paid
at check-in for excess baggage is available
up to one day before departure and can be
bought at the KLM Ticket office or any Travel
Agency in units of 5kg with a maximum of
50kg.
HELP WITH
LUGGAGE
Arrivals Hall 2 at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
has a new location where passengers who
have flown with KLM, Airfrance, Northwest
Airliners or Kenya Airways can report missing
or damaged baggage or to arrange a hotel
room or overnight kit if they find themselves
stranded at Schiphol. It is situated next
to conveyor belt 14.
For more information visit www.klm.com
The new airline on the block!
Has daily flights which commenced on 01
June 07. Virgin Atlantic flies NBO-LHR-NBO.
From here, you can make great connections
to the rest of the world
It has a fantastic low season fare of $
549 from NBO-LHR-NBO!
Facilities and Services:
Upper Class
Amongst
other things, there is a salon area on board
for hand beauty treatment and massage.
A bar at 30,000 feet
Premium Economy
Separate menu from economy class
Its own devoted cabin crew
Economy
Every
seat with its own seatback TV with a choice
of latest movies, sports and games.
Free
amenity kit with eyeshades, ear plugs, socks,
toothbrush and toothpaste.
For more information visit www.virgin-atlantic.com
In its commitment to match the increasing
number of passengers and the expanded operation,
Ethiopian Airlines has leased two PW powered
Boeing 767-300ER aircraft from Deutsche
Structured (DSF) based in Frankfurt; Germany.
The lease agreement, signed on May 26, 2007
at Ethiopian’s Head Quarter in Addis
Ababa, is for six years effective May 31,
2007. The lease for both aircraft is on
dry (operating) basis. Ethiopian Airline’s
cockpit crew operate the aircraft to any
scheduled destination and its cabin crew
provide service on board.
The two aircraft with flight number ET-9201
were ferrying direct from Beijing, China
to Addis Ababa. The first of the two B767-300ER
aircraft, ET-AMF that arrived at the Addis
Ababa Bole International Airport on June
01, 2007, was manufactured in April 2000
and the second one ET-AMG which arrived
at Ethiopian’s home base on July 07,
2007 was manufactured in November 2000.
Both aircraft are 270-seater all Economy
and will be converted to a two-Class Service;
Cloud Nine and Economy, accommodating 24
passengers in the Cloud Nine and 211 passengers
in the Economy Class.
The arrival of these two B767-300ER aircraft
fulfills Ethiopian’s current capacity
requirement especially in view of its increasing
number of passengers and expanded operation.
For more information visit www.ethiopianairlines.com
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