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Sommerflugplan Des Flughafen Graz, Der in Diesem Jahr Noch Mehr Gusto Auf´S Reisen Macht

PRESSEINFORMATION Sommer, Palmen, Sonnenschein, was kann schöner sein? Der Sommer steht vor der Türe und damit auch der neue Sommerflugplan des Flughafen Graz, der in diesem Jahr noch mehr Gusto auf´s Reisen macht. Achtung: Fernwehattacken nicht ausgeschlossen! Feldkirchen, am 29.3.2004: Viele neue Destinationen im Charter- wie auch im Linienverkehr machen den Flughafen Graz als Ort des Abhebens immer interessanter. „Die Ausweitung des Destinationsangebotes in Europa und im Mittelmeerraum ist für uns eine unserer vordringlichsten Aufgaben im Dienste unserer Kunden. In diesem Jahr können wir durch die gute Zusammenarbeit mit unseren Fluglinien und Reiseveranstaltern viele neue und interessante Ziele anbieten!“ freut sich Mag. Gerhard Widmann, Direktor des Flughafen Graz. Im Charterbereich wird erstmals auch im Sommer eine Verbindung nach Ägypten an das Rote Meer angeboten. Neu und nicht weniger interessant sind die Flüge nach Calvi auf Korsika und nach Varna in Bulgarien. Natürlich gibt es auch weiterhin die schon seit Jahren beliebten Charterflüge nach Griechenland, Spanien, die Türkei, Tunesien, Italien, Kroatien etc. Dem allgemeinen Trend folgend werden nun auch immer stärker die Linienverbindungen für den Urlauber interessant: die neue steirische Fluglinie Fairline lockt mit Flügen nach Florenz, Mailand und Rom– dolce farniente inbegriffen – und in Flughafen Graz BetriebsGesmbH Pressestelle A-8073 Feldkirchen Tel. +43-316-2902 - 114 Fax +43-316-2902-80 [email protected] die europäische Stadt die niemals schläft: Berlin. Für die Fans des hohen Nordens fliegt die Welcome Air über Innsbruck und Hannover nach Göteborg. Außerdem gibt es durch AUA, Lufthansa, Ryanair und Styrian Spirit natürlich auch weiterhin gute Flugverbindungen zu den großen Verkehrsdrehscheiben wie z.B. Wien, Frankfurt, München, Zürich und London, die ein schnelles Weiterkommen in die weite Welt gewährleisten. Hier soll besonders die dritte tägliche Verbindung nach Zürich durch Styrian Spirit erwähnt werden, die mit Ende März aufgenommen wird. Den aktuellen Flugplan finden Sie unter: www.flughafen-graz.at Flughafen Graz BetriebsGesmbH Pressestelle A-8073 Feldkirchen Tel. +43-316-2902 - 114 Fax +43-316-2902-80 [email protected] .

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