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Airline’s Oxford link to Birmingham ends

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Published: February 28, 2017
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Oxford Bus Company’s Airline service is to end its extension from Oxford to Birmingham Airport, eight months after its launch, on 25 March.

The service has not attracted enough passengers, despite extensive marketing and the support of partners.

Options to retain the service are also not financially viable, says the Go-Ahead owned firm.

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