By Kath
May 22 2011
England v Barbarians 29th May 2011 - 2 Free Tickets up for grabs courtesy of bmi England's Official Airline.
COMPETITION NOW CLOSED
AND
CONGRATULATIONS
TO OUR WINNER
Jacqui Kelly
Win 2 Tickets for England XV v Barbarians
Twickenham 29th May 2011
Unofficial England Rugby on the Rugby Network are delighted to announce their next Free to enter competition for 2 England vs. Barbarians tickets courtesy of British Midland International (bmi) – Flights to the UK
Yes the Baa Baas are back in town and ready to take on England at the home of Rugby Twickenham and you could be there courtesy of bmi.com. All you have to do is answer the following two questions.
Then.... Email: your answers to Unofficial England Rugby by 6pm on Thursday 26th May - Winner will be announced on Friday 27th May. Tickets will either be dispatched or available for collection on the day. Terms and conditions here
Q1: Why do the players wear different socks?
Q2: On whose website can you play the ‘trybmi’ game?
bmi,
British Midland International is proud to be the official airline of England
Rugby. bmi is the second largest airline at London Heathrow, one of the
world's busiest and best-connected international airports. From our Heathrow hub
we operate services in the UK, Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia and Africa.
bmi's global reach is further extended by being a member of Star Alliance, a grouping of 27 International airlines offering customers a worldwide network and a smooth integrated travel experience. Overall, Star Alliance offers more than 21,050 daily flights to 1,167 destinations in 181 countries.
bmi is committed to using technology such as E-ticketing, Online Booking, Self Check-in at the airport and via the internet, helping to smooth and speed up the pre-flight experience. This, combined with streamlined behind-the-scenes processes and procedures, means the airline can boast one of the best punctuality records of any airline operating in the UK. bmi is part of the Lufthansa family of airlines, bringing us closer and even stronger partnerships with some of Europe's major carriers
