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Airplanes. easyJet: 235,000 passengers transported last Friday busiest day in flying history today

Milan, Italy - In a busiest day in flying history

easyJet, Europe’s airline, has announced that last Friday 4 September, was the busiest day in its flying history with 1,544 flights carrying over 235,600 passengers taking-off across its entire network. Around 135,500 of these passengers expected to fly in and out of the UK. Its peak flying day comes as Europe’s businesses get back to work, using the airline’s network to travel between primary airpo...

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Rome, Italy, 09/08/2015 11:19
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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