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British Airways franchise partner GB Airways has increased its service from Paphos to reach a total of 19 weekly flights to London and Manchester this summer.
During the peak season, the airline will operate up to twelve flights to London Gatwick, having launched the service in the winter of 2003 with just two flights a week. The airline is now also operating a daily service to Manchester.
Confirming the increase in flights, Alan McIntyre, commercial director of GB Airways said: “Flights from Paphos to London and Manchester have proved very popular and by increasing our service we are giving our customers the flexibility to travel when they want, still at a value for money fare.”
One-way tickets from Paphos to London Gatwick and Manchester currently start at £50 plus taxes for travel between April 15 and June 29. All bookings have to be made by April 20. Usual fares start from £60 plus taxes.
The airline recently launched GB Privilege (www.gbairways.com/gbprivilege), an exclusive e-mail service for overseas homeowners. The scheme offers a range of benefits, with the aim of saving time and money and making the planning of regular trips abroad easier. | 
