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As from this winter season Turkish Airlines increases its operations at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport to three daily flights from Amsterdam to Istanbul.
The departure times from Amsterdam are 11h40 (TK1952), 17h35 (TK1954) and 23h50 (TK1956).
LOT Polish Airlines recently started with a new extra flight from Warsaw to Gdansk. The new flight enables customers travelling from Amsterdam to arrive 2 hours earlier (12h25) in Gdansk now. The flight connects with the first morning flight departing at 07h40 from Amsterdam to Warsaw. As a result of the new added flight, LOT offers customers a connection to Gdansk three times per day.
Besides flying from Amsterdam to Warsaw, LOT also flies five times per day from Düsseldorf to Warsaw and five times per day from Brussels to Warsaw. In addition, direct flights are offered from Düsseldorf to Wroclaw and to Katowice!
Adria Airways and Brussels Airlines have signed a code-share agreement over Ljubljana-Brussels route effective since 1 September 2008. Adria Airways as operating carrier will jointly offer three daily flights between Ljubljana and Brussels with very good connections to points beyond Brussels on Brussels Airlines and points beyond Ljubljana on Adria Airways to south Eastern Europe. For more information please visit the Adria Airways website.
In the winter timetable 2008/2009 Croatia Airlines will offer daily direct flights on the route Amsterdam–Zagreb. For more information, please visit the website of Croatia Airlines.Croatia Airlines, the Croatian national carrier and a regional Star Alliance member, is a mid-sized European airline in constant growth. The company has a very modern fleet and carefully planned flight schedules geared towards the passengers and their needs. With its professional staff and a constant service improvement programme, in the air and on the ground, Croatia Airlines strives to offer all the passengers more than just a comfortable flight.
SAS Scandinavian Airlines has noted a growing interest for its upcoming winter program, which offers a new route to Delhi and the return of two popular seasonal routes: Copenhagen-Dubai and Stockholm-Bangkok. This follows a strong summer where SAS' Asian routes generally performed better than last year, and cabin factors well over 80% were noted on most routes.SAS will offer a dynamic and highly competitive winter program and very attractive fares.
Other Asian destinations include Beijing (10 flights a week) and Tokyo (6 weekly from Copenhagen). SAS also offers 84 flights a week between Scandinavia and the US.Please have a look at the SAS timetable.
