December 04, 2006
L'Avion starts 'low-cost, high-frills' to Paris on Dec. 27
 Starting December 27, the newly renamed L'Avion airlines will begin flying "low-cost, high-frills" daily flights between Newark and Paris' Orly Airport for about $2,100 round trip, according to Reuters.
Apparently they're going after the unfortunately named "Paryorkers" set -- people who frequent both Paris and New York.
The airline, formerly called Elysair, started accepting reservations Friday -- in French.
A number of other lower-cost, business-class airlines entered the New York market this year, including "economy business class" MaxJet and "premium-class only" Eos Airlines which both fly between JFK and London's Stansted Airport, and SilverJet, a new low-fare, all-business-class airline that will begin service January 25 between Newark and Luton, England.
Earlier: Low-fare business-class SilverJet starts in January
Paris-based "premium"-class Elysair to fly direct to Newark
December 4, 2006 02:19 PM in Arrivology, Out of Manhattan
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