PLAY gets underway at LJLA
Liverpool John Lennon Airport welcomed its newest airline today with the arrival from Reykjavik of the first flight to and from Liverpool by new Icelandic low-cost carrier PLAY.
As Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LJLA) prepares for a busy Christmas period, a number of charters have been operating into LJLA, with more planned in the near future.
Recent Cargo Aircraft arriving at the Airport include Latvia based operator RAF-AVIA which operated an A26 from Stavanger, whilst December 6th saw the arrival of a B737-800 Transvia aircraft, operating a shopping and football charter into the city from Norway. In early January, CityJet will also be operating a charter service from Antwerp.
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