Air India cancels winter flights out of Birmingham Airport

Flagship airline Air India is to suspend its services from Birmingham International Airport in a move designed to protect its slots at Heathrow.
The airline is to pull the plug on its Amritsar-Birmingham-Toronto service in late October.
Around 100,000 passengers have flown on the route since the start of the year.
However, officials at Birmingham International are optimistic that Air India, which launched the route in May 2005, will resume operations on the hugely important route next spring.
10/09/08 The Birmingham Post, UK

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