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DEPARTURES May, 24 DEPARTURE PICK-UP FLIGHT / COUNTRY/TEAM NAME / SURNAME HOTEL PAX TERMINAL LOCAL TIME TIME TRAIN NUM. INDONESIA INDIAH ARFIANI BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 35 Madrid T4 16:05 4:00 QR150 MALAYSIA SEU BOCK TEY BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 5 Seville Int Airport 9:15 VY2211 FESBA LAIA OSET BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 9:15 VY2211 BWF Julien Nys BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 9:15 IB5241 5:30 BWF Jozef Kuprivec BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 9:15 IB5241 BWF Andrea Chiappini BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 9:15 VY2211 INDONESIA BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 7 Seville Int Airport 9:15 VY2211 FESBA BENEDIKT KESTNER BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 13:00 FESBA-ÁRBITROS HAEUSSLER LÓPEZ Mª DE LOS ANGELES BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 12:35 IB5245 Visual Reality Robbert Westerhout BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 12:35 IB524 FESBA KOEN KESTELAYN BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 12:35 VY2223 FESBA ELENA OLMOS BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 12:35 VY2223 Visual Reality Robbert Westerhout BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 12:35 IB0524 FESBA ABEL GARCIA VICENTE BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 12:55 VY1299 MALAYSIA SEU BOCK TEY BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 4 Seville Int Airport 13:10 8:30 IB0561 BWF Bert Vanhorenbeeck BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 13:10 IB0561 FESBA THOMAS DAVIN BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 13:10 IB561 FESBA HAKON HAUKEBOE BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 13:10 IB0561 FESBA ANTOINE FEUVET BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 13:10 IB0561 AE Live Low Kuan Sing BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 13:10 IB0561 BWF Bert Vanhorenbeeck BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 13:10 IB0561 BWF Julien Nys BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 14:20 LH1823 DENMARK MADS CHRISTOPHERSEN BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 2 SEVILLE TRAIN ST 15:30 Freja Ravn Nielsen DENMARK BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 2 SEVILLE TRAIN ST 15:30 Amalie Magelund Krogh DENMARK NICLAS NOHR BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 SEVILLE TRAIN ST 15:30 Hawk-Eye Alison Camilla Strub BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 16:40 13:00 VY2217 Hawk-Eye Juno Carl Thomas BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 16:40 VY2217 BWF Christof Osebold BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 17:10 AF1547 SWISS JENJIRA BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 17:15 LX8221 FESBA CARMEN DENEBOLA ALVAREZ BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 17:50 IB564 Infront John Francis Adamson BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 SEVILLA 15:00 BWF Matthew Judson BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 SEVILLA 15:00 15:00 BADMINTONPHOTO RAFHAEL SACHETAT BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 1 Seville Int Airport 20:10 VY8828 SCOTLAND JULIE MACPHERSON / ROBERT BLAIR BARCELÓ P.UMBRIA 4 FARO 18:40 16:00 EZY6842 .

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