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bmi regional is to add a third return flight on its route from Edinburgh to Copenhagen from 21 July, increasing the airline’s link between the two cities to 18 return flights per week. Return flights are available from just £145 return including taxes and can be booked online at flybmi.com.

bmi, London Heathrow’s second largest airline, has launched an innovative new paperless boarding system, allowing customers checking in online for bmi flights to have their boarding pass delivered electronically to their mobile phone or PDA (personal digital assistant).

bmi regional, the UK’s most punctual airline, celebrates the 20th anniversary of its route between Aberdeen and Denmark, which provides vital business links for the North East.

The majority of airlines at Heathrow are fed up with being treated as second class citizens after “being charged through the nose” for Terminal 5, said bmi group chairman Sir Michael Bishop today in a speech to the Aviation Club in London.

bmi, London Heathrow’s second largest airline, has hit out at BAA’s decision to delay a series of terminal moves as a consequence of the debacle that surrounded the opening of Terminal 5 last month.

bmi, London Heathrow’s second largest airline, has launched daily non-stop flights between London Heathrow and Tel Aviv. The introduction of the service marks the latest phase in bmi’s successful mid haul route strategy and takes the total number of destinations served by the airline from Heathrow to 38 this summer.

The Institute of Directors (IoD) in association with bmi has published a report that surveys business leaders’ attitudes towards air travel. The report, entitled ‘High Fliers: business leaders’ view on air travel’, surveyed 500 IoD members.

bmi, London Heathrow’s second largest airline, is to lease two Boeing 757-200 aircraft to further expand its mid haul strategy from Heathrow. The aircraft will be used to increase capacity and to significantly improve schedules to the existing destinations of Almaty and Freetown.

bmi, Heathrow’s second largest airline, has today told the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) that Heathrow Airport charges will increase by over 40 per cent from 1st April if recent late submissions by BAA are accepted on top of the CAA’s own current indicative proposals.

bmi regional has been named the UK’s most punctual airline for the first nine months of 2007, according to official statistics published by the CAA.

bmi, London Heathrow’s second largest airline, is to introduce new cabin baggage rules with effect from Monday 7 January 2008, following the removal of certain restrictions at a number of UK airports by the Department for Transport.

bmi, London Heathrow’s second largest airline, is to double the number of services between London Heathrow and Moscow Domodedovo from 30 March 2008 it was announced today (3 January).

bmi, London Heathrow’s second largest airline, has announced that it will launch a daily non-stop service from Heathrow to Tel Aviv on 13 March 2008. The route is on sale now with economy fares starting from £243.60 and business fares starting from £881.60 including taxes and charges.

bmi regional, officially the UK’s most punctual airline, is to launch a new route between East Midlands Airport and Cologne Bonn. Starting 11 February 2008, the direct six-times a week service will provide the quickest link between the Midlands and Germany, and fills the gap left by the withdrawal of easyJet from the route.

bmi, Heathrow’s second largest airline, has today added five new USA destinations to its growing codeshare route network from London Heathrow under its existing codesharing agreement with Star Alliance partner United Airlines.

bmi, London Heathrow’s second largest airline, has launched a reciprocal codeshare agreement with EgyptAir on flights between Heathrow and Cairo, increasing choice for travellers.

bmi, London Heathrow’s second largest airline, is to launch flights to Dammam in Saudi Arabia it was announced yesterday (Tuesday 6 November). Nigel Turner, bmi chief executive, unveiled plans at a press event in Egypt to mark the start of daily direct services from Heathrow to Cairo.

bmi, London Heathrow’s second largest carrier, has become the UK’s first airline to offer members of its frequent flyer programme the chance to earn destinations miles whilst shopping online.

bmi regional, officially the UK's most punctual airline, is to add an extra return flight between Manchester and Edinburgh from 28 October, taking the number of flights each weekday up to eight in either direction- a total of 88 flights every week on the route.

bmi, Heathrow's second largest airline, has reacted angrily to the Competition Commission's (CC) report that recommends that airport charges levied by BAA at London Heathrow can increase by an inflation-busting RPI plus 7.5 per cent every year over a five year period starting from April 2008.

bmi has undergone a significant enhancement to its longhaul product offering, with the introduction of flat beds in the business. The new beds boast a generous 26” seat width, 6” more than BA, United and Saudi, and a magnificent seat pitch of 78” – 80”.

bmi has embarked upon an extensive upgrade programme to transform its premium economy cabin with a market leading seat. The new premium economy seats boast an impressive 49” seat pitch, a 50 degree recline and 21” seat width, with electronic leg rest and lumbar support.

bmi, the second-largest airline at London’s Heathrow airport and one of the largest provider of air services to the regions, said today’s submission to the Shadow Cabinet by the Conservative Party’s Quality of Life Policy Group contained rail-biased proposals which would damage the country’s regional economies as well as UK plc itself if adopted.

bmi, Heathrow’s second biggest airline, has announced that it intends to launch a daily non stop service from Heathrow to Tel Aviv starting next spring.

bmi, Heathrow’s second-largest carrier, today announced the largest-ever expansion of its route network, with the opening of sales to 17 new destinations, including Baku, Tehran, Beirut, Amman, Almaty and Yerevan. The new routes, starting 28 October 2007, will operate from Heathrow’s Terminal 1 with an improved timetable for business travellers and with a new enhanced in-flight product.