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Mar 18, 03, 6:28 pm
HOUSTON, March 18 (Reuters) - Continental Airlines Inc. (NYSE:CAL - News), the No. 5 U.S. carrier, said on Tuesday it has temporarily eliminated some transatlantic and transpacific flights because fewer travelers are flying.
Continental said it is eliminating one of two daily round-trip flights from its Newark Liberty International Airport hub to London's Gatwick Airport and Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport. It said it will also fly smaller planes between Newark and both Amsterdam and Rome. These changes are planned for April 6 to May 1, the airline said.
Continental also said it will cut service between Newark and Tokyo's Narita Airport to four times a week from once a day through April 24.
It said it will cut one of two daily flights between Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport and Gatwick between April 6 and May 1, and cut service between Cleveland and Gatwick to five times a week from once a day between April 15 and May 1.
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Continental said it is eliminating one of two daily round-trip flights from its Newark Liberty International Airport hub to London's Gatwick Airport and Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport. It said it will also fly smaller planes between Newark and both Amsterdam and Rome. These changes are planned for April 6 to May 1, the airline said.
Continental also said it will cut service between Newark and Tokyo's Narita Airport to four times a week from once a day through April 24.
It said it will cut one of two daily flights between Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport and Gatwick between April 6 and May 1, and cut service between Cleveland and Gatwick to five times a week from once a day between April 15 and May 1.
http://biz.yahoo.com/rc/030318/airlines_continental_routes_4.html