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Business | November 21, 2010, Sunday // 12:21
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Easyjet will no longer fly from Sofia to Milan. Photo by easyjet
Low cost British air carrier Easyjet has stopped flying from the Bulgarian capital Sofia to Milan due to financial reasons.
Easyjet started its regular Sofia-Milan flights October 2008. The planes used to arrive at the Milan airport Malpensa.
The low-cost air carrier will not discontinue its flights from Sofia to London, Madrid and Manchester.
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