Ina ua mavae masina o talanoaga ma fuafuaga, Cornwall Malae Vaalele Newquay faalauiloa Airways British'Public Service Obligation (PSO) faʻagaioiga i ma mai Lonetona Heathrow i le 24 Iulai, ina ua maeʻa le pulega o Flybe ma le le tumau le toʻesea o se taua fesoʻotaʻiga i le UK laumua.

"O se matua toʻilalo lava mo le Malae Vaʻalele ina ua pa'ū Flybe, ona sa latou fausiaina se malosi maketi i luga o le latou tele-aso tautua i Lonetona Heathrow ina ua maeʻa le suiga mai Lonetona Gatwick i le tausaga talu ai," faamatalaga Pete Downes, Managing Director, Cornwall Airport Newquay . "I le va o Mati 2019 ma Mati 2020, o le sootaga a Heathrow na ova ai le 163,000 pasese. O le vaalele na faʻatinoina ma le averesi o le aofaʻi o le aofaʻi o le latalata i le 80%, e faʻaalia manino ai lona lauiloa. ”

O le fuʻa a le malo o Peretania na faalauiloa le auala i le taimi o loo vaavaai ai tagata e toe foi ai i malologa o aso malolo o le taumafanafana, ma ua amata foi ona toe pikiina pisinisi ina ua maeʻa tapulaa na fai i le faamaʻi talu ai nei o le COVID-19. "O Iulai sa avea ma tumutumuga masina mo Newquay-Heathrow feoaʻi, ma le avega tulaga o le 91% i lenei taimi o le tausaga talu ai faʻailoa Downes. "I tagata o loʻo vaʻai nei e fai se malologa umi ua leva, o le taimi sili lea mo British Airways e faʻailoa ai lona igoa ile tautua. O loʻo matou vaʻavaʻai i luma e galulue faʻatasi ma latou e faʻamautu lenei fesoʻotaʻiga i Heathrow ma faʻaauau pea ona tuleia le feʻau o le auala e le gata ina tatalaina ai Cornwall i le laumua, ae o le lalolagi. "

E ui o le auaunaga muamua na ofoina atu le faʻatapulaʻa numera-faʻasoa avanoa avanoa e ala i Heathrow's Terminal 2, o le ofoina atu e British Airways tatalaina avanoa sili atu mo tagata e oʻo atu i tulimanu uma o le lalolagi ma se seamless gaioiga i Terminal 5. "British Airways ofo mai se tele O fesoʻotaʻiga o taunuʻuga mai Heathrow i le taumafanafana, ma faia ai le tele o ituaiga eseese mo le nuʻu o Cornish o loʻo manaʻo e suʻesuʻe le lalolagi, i le taimi lava e tasi e tatalaina le tele o maketi fou mo le tatou lotoifale pisinisi faʻalapotopotoga ma alualu i luma gafatia tafafao, "faʻailoa mai Downes. "O le tulaga lea o auaunaga o loʻo vaʻaia e le kamupani vaʻalele a Peretania le siitia o oloa o loʻo ofoina atu tele mai soʻo se mea sa avanoa mo a tatou pasese muamua." British Airways o le a faʻagaioia vaʻalele i Cornwall Malae Vaʻalele Newquay i aso taʻitasi e faʻaaoga ai ana vaʻa o A320s.

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“British Airways offers a huge network of destinations from Heathrow in the summer, creating a lot more variety for the Cornish community wanting to explore the world, at the same time opening many new markets for our local business community and advancing inbound tourism potential,” highlights Downes.
The UK's flag carrier has launched the route at a time in which people are looking to return to summer holiday breaks, and businesses are starting to pick up again following the restrictions put in place during the recent COVID-19 pandemic.
After months of discussions and planning, Cornwall Airport Newquay launched British Airways' Public Service Obligation (PSO) operation to and from London Heathrow on 24 July, following the administration of Flybe and the temporary absence of a vital connection to the UK capital.