2009 News - Flights - Monarch heads east for 2010 with new flights to Turkey
04 01 2010
Award winning airline Monarch is heading east in 2010 with the launch of a host of new flights to Turkey. Tipped once again as being a hotspot for British holiday makers looking for great value sun and fun, Monarch is launching new and additional flights to the key Turkish gateways of Bodrum, Dalaman and Antalya in May 2010* and all are available to book now via www.monarch.co.uk.
- Birmingham to Dalaman (Turquoise Coast) – 3 flights per week
- Luton to Dalaman – 2 flights per week
- Luton to Bodrum (Aegean Coast) – 2 flights per week
- Manchester to Antalya (Mediterranean Coast) – 2 flights per week
- Gatwick – Dalaman – increases from 7 flights per week to 10 flights per week
- Gatwick – Bodrum – increases from 2 flights per week to 3 flights per week
- Manchester – Dalaman – increases from 5 flights per week to 8 flights per week
- Manchester to Bodrum – increases from 1 flight per week to 2 flights per week
Commenting on the launch of the new flights to Turkey, managing director of Monarch Flights and Holidays, Liz Savage said, “Demand for Monarch holidays to Turkey grew over 200% in 2009 and is set to increase further in 2010. The introduction of the new Monarch flights to Dalaman, Bodrum and Antalya, which will operate in addition to existing services from Gatwick and Manchester, supports the increased demand and will provide further choice and flexibility for customers looking to take advantage of this compelling, non-eurozone destination.