easyJet adds nine new routes to its UK network for its summer 2023 program
- easyJet has put nine new routes from the UK on sale today from nine UK airports to destinations across Spain, Italy, Greece, the Netherlands and Tunisia, launching from summer 2023
- Seats are available to book at easyJet.com and via the mobile app from £24.99*.
- Flights for the airline’s autumn 2023 schedule will go on sale tomorrow 8 December with seats to over 120 destinations from the UK available to book between 1 October and 30 November 2023 including October Half Term
London, UK, 2022-Dec-11 — /Travel PR News/ — easyJet has today (DECEMBER 07 2022) added nine new routes to its UK network which will take off from summer 2023 from nine airports across the UK. Among the collection of new flights on sale today are more services to some of Europe’s popular beach and city destinations from airports across the UK including Murcia in Spain, Porto in Portugal, the Greek Islands of Rhodes and Corfu, as well as a year-round route to Milan in Italy and Enfidha in Tunisia.
New routes in Edinburgh, Belfast and Manchester have been introduced following recent announcements from the airline that it will base an additional aircraft at each of these airports from next summer to serve customer demand.
Seats are now available to book at easyJet.com and via the Mobile App from:
- London Luton to Murcia up to three times a week from 1 April 2023 with fares starting from £31.99*
- Bristol to Enfidha up to twice a week from 27 March 2023 with fares starting from £28.99*
- Birmingham to Milan up to three times a week from 26 June 2023 with fares starting from £28.99*
- Manchester to Murcia up to twice a week from 28 March 2023 with fares starting from £28.99*
- Liverpool to Corfu once a week from 4 June 2023 with fares starting from £26.99*
- Edinburgh to Catania up to twice a week from 2 June 2023 with fares starting from £31.99*
- Glasgow to Porto up to twice a week from 31 March 2023 with fares starting from £29.99*
- Jersey to Amsterdam up to twice a week from 1 April 2023 with fares starting from £24.99*
- Belfast to Rhodes up to twice a week from 3 June 2023 with fares starting from £37.99*
Also on sale this week are easyJet flights for autumn 2023, which will be available to book from tomorrow 8 December. Seats across tens of thousands of flights between 1 October and 30 November 2023, including October Half Term, will be available to book early at low fares, across the entire easyJet network, at easyJet.com and via the Mobile App.
Ali Gayward, easyJet’s UK Country Manager commented:
“We are delighted to be launching even more new routes from the UK today, for next summer. By further strengthening our network, we’re offering our customers in the UK even greater choice to explore more of the most fantastic beach and city destinations that Europe has to offer. And with our October and November 2023 schedule on sale from tomorrow, now is a fantastic time for customers to book early for next autumn and snap up the best low fares across our network, whether that’s for a great-value getaway or an October Half Term break.”
easyJet serves 21 UK airports, offering over 463 routes to over 120 destinations from the UK to Europe, the Middle East and North Africa.
To book or discover more about easyJet’s UK network, visit easyJet.com.
Notes to editors
*Flights one way per person including taxes
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