Network Airline Services and Aigle Azur offer new destinations to Berlin and Domodedovo

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By LoadstarEditorial

28/11/2017

Network Airline Services (NAS) and French airline Aigle Azur have announced the launch of two new destinations—Berlin Tegel (TXL) and Domodedovo (DME)—from 1^st December, 2017.

The airline will operate four flights per week between TXL and Orly (ORY), the Aigle Azur Hub, and two direct flights from ORY to DME (Friday and Sunday). Cargo from Germany will be trucked to TXL to feed into the Aigle Azur network.

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