(Reuters) - LONDON, May 2 - British airline bmi [BMID.UL] said on Wednesday it would expand its longhaul flights to take advantage of liberalised transatlantic flying, after boosting operating profit by 85 percent in 2006.
Chief Executive Nigel Turner declined to say which routes the airline was looking at launching from Heathrow when the "open skies" pact between the European Union and the United States takes effect in March 2008.
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