Centreline

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For the Australian rules football article, see Centre line.

Centreline is an air charter operator based in the United Kingdom. It has been in operation for seven years and has a turnover of £2 million per annum. Centreline’s licence covers 300 airports in Britain and Europe with London City Airport being the latest addition.

In February 2005 Centreline announced the launch of a new air service between Belfast and London, after it had secured a licence to operate from both Belfast City Airport and Belfast International Airport to London City. A seven-seat Kingair aircraft would be used with a flight time for the service of just under two hours.

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