FlyEuropean, a Swedish low fare start-up formed by European Aviation of the UK, began operations last month on services between Stockholm and Malmö. The airline is initially operating twice-daily round trips between Stockholm Skavsta and Malmö Sturup airports, using two 100-seat BAC One-Eleven 500s. Introductory return fares start from SKr350 ($39) plus taxes.
Source: Flight International
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