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easyJet launches winter schedule

easyJet launches winter schedule 27/10/2009

This week sees the start of easyJet's winter schedule operation, which this year includes no fewer than 25 new routes. The low cost airline is putting the accent on winter sun destinations this year with the introduction of more routes to Morocco, the Canary Islands, Israel and Egypt. For example, tomorrow will see the introduction of the new Manchester to Marrakech service, while, in just a few days time you will be able to take advantage of flights from Liverpool to Fuerteventura in the Balearic Islands. Other sunny destinations being introduced this winter by easyJet include Paphos (from London Luton) and Porto (from London Gatwick). There are also some new European city destinations being welcomed throughout the winter such as Copenhagen (from Manchester), Lyon (from Edinburgh) and Hamburg (from London Gatwick).

In order to book your flights to one of the 25 new destinations, visit the weasyJet website.

The Editorial Team.

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