US EditionThe Canary Islands Airline with More than 250 Daily Flights that Will Connect the Islands with Seville
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The City Council of Seville, through the Tourism and Culture Area, announced this Tuesday the incorporation of a new air connection with the Canary Islands, "fruit of the search work and consolidation of strategic routes for the city." In this sense, the airline Binter will start operating from 1 December with ten weekly flights, five to Tenerife Norte and five to Gran Canaria, thus strengthening the offer of direct destinations from Seville.The…
The company announces on its social networks in the absence of concrete dates the new connection, with a possible double seat between the airports of Gran Canaria and Tenerife Norte Ryanair suppresses several connections between Seville and Canarias after its
A new airline will soon be landing at Seville Airport. This was announced this Monday by the Canarian company Binter in a publication on its social networks, where images of the Giralda appear in its announcement of opening new routes with the Iberian Peninsula. Sources of the airline based on the islands say that "the new destination, which has been working on for some time, will be communicated soon".
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