Strasbourg, the starting point for Amelia's European ambitions

Amelia makes no secret of the clientele targeted by the new routes about to be added to its catalogue. Business customers, and more specifically parliamentarians and diplomats, who converge on Strasbourg and its European institutions. " Vital for parliamentarians and staff of the European Parliament sessions in Strasbourgor for Europeans by mail to Amsterdam and MunichThese links are governed by a three-year Public Service Delegation agreement. "says Amelia's management team, citing " a real tool for European economic dynamism and an essential link for its population in terms of personal travel ".

Announced on 7 March, the Strasbourg-Amsterdam and Strasbourg-Munich routes will make their debut on 9 April next year - the first of which will be operated in partnership with Air France - from Monday to Friday. Amelia's flights will be operated by a 49-seat Embraer 145.

Departures from Alsace airport are scheduled at 6.40am and 6.25pm. Return flights will leave Amsterdam at 8.50am and 8.35pm. Flights to Munich leave Strasbourg at 11am. The return flight is scheduled for 12:30. The Thursday rotation will nevertheless be an exception, departing from Munich at 3.25pm on the outbound leg and 4.55pm on the return leg.

Having established a long-term presence in France, the company is now seizing the opportunity to develop its scheduled network on a European scale.

" With these two new routes, Amelia has confirmed its position as a key player in the French regional airspace and now has five scheduled routes under its flag "say company officials. " Having established a long-term presence in France, the company is now seizing the opportunity to develop its scheduled network on a European scale. "it says.