Avro the UK's
leading charter flight-only company
Avro is the UK's
leading charter flight-only company. In business for over 20 years,
we have become the number one provider of charter flight seats
to the travel trade, selling over one million seats every year.
They offer cheap
flights worldwide. It is the low-cost flight provider
They are ABTA-bonded
and have an Air Travel Organiser's Licence(ATOL) issued by the
Civil Aviation Authority, offering you total security and peace
of mind when booking.
They have an enviable
reputation for service combined with competitive prices, and are
the recipients of many awards from the travel industry's leading
publications. Their awards include:
Travel Weekly Best
Charter Seat Only Company for the years 1999 to 2004
Travel Trade Gazette Top Seat Only Company 2003
Travel Bulletin Top Charter Seat Only Company for the years 1999
to 2003
So if you are looking
for affordable flights to destinations worldwide from a wide range
of the world's biggest airlines, Avro is the company to choose.
Avro,
the award winning cheap airline ticket operator, offers you low-cost
charter
and scheduled flights, late offers
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on the logo below

The
Head Office of Avro plc is at Wren Court, 17 London Road, Bromley,
Kent, BR1 1DE. Avro plc is a member of The Association of British
Travel Agents (Membership No. V1021) and is fully bonded by the
Civil Aviation Authority under Air Travel Organisers' License
(ATOL) Number 1939. The charter flights that they offer are therefore
ATOL protected
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Brief
History of Cheap Air Travel in Europe
1977
- Fredie Laker's Skytrain DC-10s flew from London Gatwick to New
York for £59 each way. The company folded in 1982.
1991
- Ryanair launch a no-frills airline. It has grown from from
one daily flight on a 15 seater plane to 35 million passengers
a year by 2006.
1995
- easyJet launch a no-frills airline. In 2006 it flies 2006
people day around Europe and employs 3,000 crew. There is a fleet
of 110 aircraft and by 2008/2009 sholus have 170. New flights
outside Europe launched in March 2006 to Marrakesh in Morocco.
easyJet flies more passengers between the UK and Spain than BA
and Iberia combined.
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March
2006 - Europe bans more than 90 airlines from its airports
As
part of a plan to to tighten safety and maintenance protection
after several air disasters more than 60 airlines have been banned.
Regulations from 25 EU countries and Norway and Switzerland agreed
to pool information and prevent airlines - most of which are based
in Africa from flying to any of their airports. European transport
commissioner Jacques Barrot announced the ban. Carriers from Congo,
Sierra Leone and Swaziland. One African airline Air Mauritania
has been given a "grace" period to meet regulations.
Other Countries that have had airlines blacklisted are: Afghanistan,
North Korea, Thailand, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyztan.
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