BA is to launch a new transatlantic brand that will take advantage of the OpenSkies agreement and fly folk from the US directly to continental Europe (instead of via Heathrow). The new airline that borrows from the pact’s name will launch in June with a Boeing 757 aircraft operating daily from New York to either Brussels or Paris Charles de Gaulle airports. A second aircraft will be added later this year to fly to the other EU destination, the Telegraph reports.
The service had considered a business only option, but there seemed to be a lack of demand when they researched it.
Of course, Luthansa or Air France can now react by sending transatlantic flights to Heathrow.
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I am a USA Flight Attendant, I am interested in joining the Open Skies Flight Attendant Position, How do I apply this position? Could you send me the application online website Please?
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Charmain Pechler
January 17th, 2008 at 11:33 pm
Hi Charmain! It’s funny, I just happened surfing and I saw your name. You used to be my customer in Manila, I’ve fixed your stereo a couple of times. and I remember you mentioned that you are a flight attendant. How are you now. I used to work at ASERCO at Automatic Centre, right beside RUSTAN’s Supermart that is closed to your apartment.
May 6th, 2008 at 9:47 pm