Cambridge Airport has announced the launch of Danube Wings? first UK scheduled services to the Franche-Comt? region in France. Cambridge Airport has announced the launch of Danube Wings? first UK scheduled services to the Franche-Comt? region in France.
The flights operate on Mondays and Fridays from and to Dole-Jura Airport and the carrier has introduced a unique wine allowance of four bottles per person, in addition to checked-in baggage allowance of 15kg and 5kg hand luggage for passengers flying on the route.
David Surley, the airport's head of business development, said: ?I am delighted to welcome Danube Wings to Cambridge Airport. This is a groundbreaking development with one of Europe?s rapidly developing airline companies and to such a beautiful and largely undiscovered region of France. We couldn?t be happier with Dole-Jura as our next destination. It?s the first of a number of exciting international services we plan to bring to Cambridge."
Located three miles from the centre of Cambridge, the airport offers direct access from London by rail in 45-minutes.
The carrier's seats are now on sale, with special offer fares from ?65 one-way when booked online. Packages can be booked through Premier Travel, which offers Dijon city-breaks, self-drive holidays through Jura and Burgundy wine tours.
For more information call Premier Travel on 01223-500007 or visit www.danubewings.eu
