Flybaboo opens routes from Geneva to St Petersburg, Kiev, Sofia, Vienna and Ibiza
Flybaboo, the Geneva based airline, announced the launch of its new schedule, including four new routes to St Petersburg, Kiev, Sofia, Vienna. The first three destinations will also be available to and from Nice with connection through Geneva. The new routes to St Petersburg, Kiev and Sofia will be operated three times weekly while the Vienna route will be operated with daily weekday services. In addition, Flybaboo will also launch a new route from Geneva to Ibiza throughout the Summer season. The Geneva-Nice route will be strengthened with a third daily flight while another daily flight will operate a direct link between Nice and Venice.
There is no change in the existing schedule between Geneva and Flybaboo’s other destinations of Florence, Naples, Rome, Valencia and Venice.
All new routes will be launched between 26-May-08 and 01-Jul-08.
New aircraft on new routes:This development of Flybaboo is made possible by the addition to the fleet of three Embraer 190 aircraft of 100 seats each. They will join the two Bombardier Q400 seating 74.
Flybaboo, the Geneva based airline, announced the launch of its new schedule, including four new routes to St Petersburg, Kiev, Sofia, Vienna. The first three destinations will also be available to and from Nice with connection through Geneva. The new routes to St Petersburg, Kiev and Sofia will be operated three times weekly while the Vienna route will be operated with daily weekday services. In addition, Flybaboo will also launch a new route from Geneva to Ibiza throughout the Summer season. The Geneva-Nice route will be strengthened with a third daily flight while another daily flight will operate a direct link between Nice and Venice.
There is no change in the existing schedule between Geneva and Flybaboo’s other destinations of Florence, Naples, Rome, Valencia and Venice.
All new routes will be launched between 26-May-08 and 01-Jul-08.
New aircraft on new routes:This development of Flybaboo is made possible by the addition to the fleet of three Embraer 190 aircraft of 100 seats each. They will join the two Bombardier Q400 seating 74.