05.05.2008
Geneva-Cologne/Bonn inaugural flight
The inaugural flight of the Geneva-Cologne/Bonn connection by the German airline Cirrus Airlines took place on Monday 5 May 2008.
The aircraft, a 30-seater Dornier 328, was "baptised" by the Airport Security Service before moving to its parking slot.
During a short ceremony afterwards, Daniel Noraman, General Manager of Cirrus Airlines, and Robert Deillon, General Manager of GVA, stressed the importance of the new connection. Cologne/Bonn airport in fact serves a region that is not only rich in history - Cologne was founded in 50 A.D. and is one of the main centres for Roman art in Germany - but also important in economic terms.
Cirrus Airlines will make two flights a day from Monday to Friday, and one flight on Sunday.
Flight time from 5th May 2008
|
Departure |
Arrival |
Days* |
|
Geneva > Cologne/Bonn |
08:50 |
10:10 |
12345-- |
|
Geneva > Cologne/Bonn |
18:55 |
20:15 |
12345-7 |
|
Cologne/Bonn > Geneva |
06:40 |
08:20 |
12345-- |
|
Cologne/Bonn > Geneva |
16:45 |
18:25 |
12345-7 |
* Days:
1=Monday, 2=Tuesday, 3=Wednesday, 4=Thursday, 5=Friday, 6=Saturday, 7=Sunday.
Information & reservation:
www.cirrus-airlines.de
