ARMAVIA ADDS AMRITSAR (INDIA) AND BIRMINGHAM (UK)
anna.aero
Aug 3 2012
On Wednesday 25 July, the Armenian flag-carrier Armavia began operating
weekly flights between Yerevan (EVN) and Birmingham (BHX) in the UK
using an A320. The airline’s website recommends The Barber Institute,
Cadbury World and the Botanical Gardens as things worth seeing in
Birmingham. Armavia appears to have operated the route before on an
irregular basis, between September 2010 and April 2011.
The airline also launched weekly flights last week from Yerevan to
Amritsar (ATQ) in India using a 737. As a result, the airline is
now offering connecting flights from Birmingham to Amritsar (a holy
Sikh city) via Yerevan, targeting the considerable VFR potential,
as Birmingham has a substantial South Asian ethnic population.
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