Kaléydo Airlines Summer Schedule 2011 Highlights

Kaléydo Airlines has exciting news for the Summer 2011: new collaborations, new planes and even more destinations.

Highlights

- Fleet expansion.

 During the recent months, Kaléydo Airlines has received several new planes, which has brought our fleet to a total of 54 aircraft. The average age of our fleet is now of 2,3 years, making it one of the youngest in Europe.

Receving new planes has also enabled us to add new destinations and increase capacity on several well established markets, historically served by our airline.

Another important news about our fleet, consist of a new order for two Airbus A380-800, which are scheduled to be delivered in June 2011. The Airbus A380-800, is the largest commercial aircraft in the World, and can carry up to 850 passengers in a single class layout. This due to the fact that the Airbus A380-800, is the first full double decker civil plane produced by the airline industry.

Kaléydo Airlines has opted to configure its Airbus A380-800 in three classes: Selecta, Galileo and Azalis. The prestigeous Selecta Class cabin will constist of 40 spacious seats, while 147 passengers will be welcomed in our impeccable Galileo Class and 420 in the freshness of our Azalis Class. Therefore our Airbus A380-800's will be able to carry 607 passengers, and will be deployed initially on three routes: Sao Paulo in Brazil, Chicago in The USA, and Tokyo in Japan.

- New Destinations.

 This Summer Kaléydo Airlines will also launch a variety of brand new destinations:

Seoul in South Korea, will be served daily, with an Airbus A330-200 aircraft

Manchester in The United Kingdom, will be served by two daily flights, with an Embraer E190-200LR aircraft

London Heathrow in The United Kingdom, will be served with three daily flights, with an Airbus A320-200 aircraft

Reykjavik in Iceland, will be served by a daily flight, operated with an Airbus A320-200 aircraft

Dalian in China, will be served twice per week, with an Airbus A330-200 aircraft

Kathmandu in Nepal, will be served twice a week, with an Airbus A330-200 aircraft

Odessa in Ukraine, will be served with a daily flight, operated by a Sukhoi SuperJet 100-95

Simferopol in Ukraine, will be served with a daily flight, operated by a Sukhoi SuperJet 100-95

Chisinau in Moldavia, will be served with a daily flight, operated by a Sukhoi SuperJet 100-95

Oslo in Norway, will be served with two daily flights, operated with an Airbus A320-200

Longyearbyen-Svalbard in Norway, will be served once a day, with an Airbus A320-200

Tehran in Iran, will be served with a daily flight, operated by an Airbus A321-200 aircraft

Jeddah in Saudi Arabia, will be served with a daily flight, operated with an Airbus A321-200 aircraft

Baghdad in Iraq, will be served with a daily flight, operated by an Airbus A321-200

Riyadh in Saudi Arabia, will be served with a daily flight, operated with an Airbus A321-200 aircraft

Khartoum in Sudan, will be served with a daily flight, operated with an Airbus A321-200

Atyrau in Kazakhstan, will be served three times per week, with an Airbus A321-200 aircraft

Kazan in Russia, will be served four times per week, with an Airbus A321-200 aircraft

All the new destinations will commence on the 28/03/2011.

-Increased frequency on popular destinations.

 Due to the high demand on some routes, the following destinations will have an additional capacity during this Summer:

Tripoli will have an additional daily frequency, bringing the total of the flights to this destination to 14 per week.

Bilbao will have an additional daily frequency, bringing the total of the flights to this destination to 21 per week.

Cagliari will have an additional daily frequency, bringing the total of the flights to this destination to 21 per week.

Copenhagen will have an additional daily frequency, bringing the total of the flights to this destination to 14 per week.

Dakar will have an additional daily frequency, bringing the total of the flights to this destination to 10 per week.

Sarajevo will have an additional daily frequency, bringing the total of the flights to this destination to 14 per week.

Tirana will have an additional daily frequency, bringing the total of the flights to this destination to 19 per week.

Belgrade will have an additional daily frequency, bringing the total of the flights to this destination to 28 per week.

Prague will have an additional daily frequency, bringing the total of the flights to this destination to 28 per week.

Osaka will have three additional weekly frequencies, bringing the total of the flights to this destination to 7 per week.

Madrid will have four additional weekly frequencies, bringing the total of the flights to this destination to 39 per week.

The new frequencies will be effective as of 28/03/2011.