Air Wales To Stop Scheduled Flights April 24
Air Wales last week said it plans to stop flying scheduled service next month and is working to find replacement airlines. The small carrier started service in 1999 and flies from Cardiff Airport to 10 regional points. The carrier has five 48-seat ATR 42-300s turboprops, and executives said about 80...
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