Bmi airline is giving away more than 2,000 free flights – AND check-in luggage is included
Destinations include plenty of popular European cities, like Brussels, Frankfurt, Oslo, Paris and Milan
BMI airline is giving away free flights to celebrate its 5th anniversary since breaking away from its parent company.
It is handing out more than 2,000 free fares to passengers on its website.
Destinations include plenty of popular European cities, like Brussels, Frankfurt, Oslo, Paris and Milan - but you'll have to be quick as the flights are likely to go fast.
Passengers will have to pay taxes though.
The deal also includes 23kg of hold luggage, allocated seating and complimentary in-flight drinks and snacks.
Travel is available from November 29 until March 31 next year and the sale runs from today until December 8.
Bmi became independent from IAG – which also owns British Airways – on November 29, 2012.
That’s why it is giving away 2,012 free seats.
The airline has a fleet of 20 Embraer Jet 135 that seat 37 passengers and 145 aircraft that seat 49 customers.
Since becoming independent, bmi has maintained steady growth, with the number of flights up by more than 40 per cent since 2012.
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The airline currently operates more than 400 scheduled flights per week across a network of 46 destinations in 11 European countries.
Chief commercial officer, Jochen Schnadt said: "We’ve done of lot of work this year to mark our 5th anniversary and as part of that we wanted to give something back to our customers.
“The idea is to offer 2,012 flights as taxes only, as a nod to us becoming independent in the year 2012."