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| Bob Schumacher, United Managing Director Sales, United Kingdom & Ireland; Jim Mueller, United Vice President, Atlantic and Pacific Sales; United celebrity James 'Chef Jimmy' Canora and Martyn Lloyd, Birmingham Airport Commercial Director |
United Airlines' celebrity chef James 'Chef Jimmy' Canora entertained the airline's customers
at Warwick Castle on Thursday 8th November 2012 in celebration of 15 years' service from
Birmingham to New York/Newark
Since United inaugurated its New York/Newark daily nonstop service in 1997, more than 1.5
million customers have travelled on the route. The flights are conveniently timed to provide
connections beyond New York/Newark to cities across North, Central and South America and
the Caribbean. From its Newark Liberty hub, United offers flights to more than 300 destinations
across the Americas including more than 100 served nonstop
at Warwick Castle on Thursday 8th November 2012 in celebration of 15 years' service from
Birmingham to New York/Newark
Since United inaugurated its New York/Newark daily nonstop service in 1997, more than 1.5
million customers have travelled on the route. The flights are conveniently timed to provide
connections beyond New York/Newark to cities across North, Central and South America and
the Caribbean. From its Newark Liberty hub, United offers flights to more than 300 destinations
across the Americas including more than 100 served nonstop
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| The Airport Fire Service were on hand to mark the celebration of the 15th
anniversary of United Airlines service to Birmingham back on 12 July 2012
when an event was held at the airport - for a photo report click here
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| Monday 12 November 2012 |
