Air Transat announced weekly direct flights to Munich; and, Zoom Airlines introduced weekly seasonal service to Glasgow, Scotland and London’s Gatwick Airport. Several airlines also increased the seating capacity of aircraft on existing routes. In 2004, Halifax International Airport received three first-place AETRA Awards for its customer service performance, and became the first Superhost airport in the world. Superhost is an internationally recognized customer service training program that requires high levels of participation from front line staff. Halifax International Airport also broke previous cargo records with more than 31,000 metric tonnes of cargo processed in 2004, a 6.6 per cent jump over 2003. Halifax International is Canada’s seventh busiest airport.
6/21/05
Halifax International Airport Authority: New direct flights to Europe from North-America's Gateway to Europe
Halifax International Airport AuthorityNew direct Flights to Europe from Halifax International Airport, North-America's Gateway to Europe
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