VLM suspends London service

Thursday, 9 July 2009 16:34

Airline VLM has suspended flights from the Isle of Man to London City airport for the summer.

Passengers will be offered the choice of seats on Aer Arann flights to London City or a full refund.

A spokesman for VLM Airlines said: 'The vast majority of VLM Airlines' passengers travel for business purposes.

'As a result, the airline reduces operations during major holiday periods and it will be suspending its daily service from the Isle of Man to London City Airport from July 20 to September 1, 2009.’

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