Aeronexus to operate Far East charter

Aeronexus to operate Shanghai/Tokyo charter


During July, Aeronexus will operate a sports charter from Manchester to Shanghai, and back from Tokyo.

 ARN329 MAN 1300 PVG 0735+1 14/7/2019
ARN379 HND 2200 MAN 0220+1 28/7/2019

 B767 operates.

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