Fly Erbil announces Cologne / Bonn

Boeing 737-400 (Photo: Anna Zvereva).
Boeing 737-400 (Photo: Anna Zvereva).

Fly Erbil announces Cologne / Bonn

Boeing 737-400 (Photo: Anna Zvereva).
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The “virtual” airline Fly Erbil plans to fly once a week between Erbil and Cologne / Bonn from April 28, 2021. The operational implementation is to be carried out by UR Airlines with Boeing 737-400. The YI-AQS, which is 28,7 years old, should primarily fly.

In Germany, Fly Erbil also has the cities of Düsseldorf and Munich in its program. Bookings are currently not possible from Berlin-Brandenburg. The destinations Erbil and Sulaimaniyya are offered from the first two airports mentioned. For the time being, Cologne / Bonn will be served once a week.

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