FRA Summer Timetable 2015

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service to Reykjavik (KEF), the capital city of Iceland, while the
popular Turkish resort of Bodrum (BJV) will also be served by a
once-weekly Lufthansa flight, starting from May 16.

Condor will continue its twice-weekly service from Frankfurt to
Windhoek (WDH), Namibia in southern Africa, launched in November
2014. Also Air Namibia's FRA-WDH route will continue to be served
six/seven times per week.

The FRA Summer Timetable 2015 will also see higher frequencies on
a number of popular routes. Lufthansa will raise the number of
flights from five to seven per week to the Indonesian capital of
Jakarta (CGK), via Kuala Lumpur (KUL) in Malaysia. BMI Regional will
increase services to Bristol (BRS) in the U.K. from 11 to 17 times
per week. Milan-Linate (LIN) in Italy will be served by Lufthansa six
times daily, up from five. Services to Istanbul will markedly
increase compared to the previous summer timetable - from 66 to 88
flights per week - with Turkish Airlines offering up to seven daily
flights, Lufthansa three flights per day and Pegasus Airlines up to
two daily flights to the Turkish metropolis.

The trend towards airlines deploying new aircraft types - larger,
more efficient, and noticeably quieter (eg., Airbus A380, Boeing
B747-8, or Airbus A350) - will continue throughout the summer
schedule. An average of 179 passenger seats per flight will be
available via FR, two more compared to the 2014 summer schedule.
Despite the 2.4 percent increase in total seats being offered, the
number of flight departures scheduled per week via FRA will rise only
moderately by 1.2 percent - reflecting the deployment of larger
aircraft.

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