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easyJet adds flights to Montenegro
easyJet will operate a new route from London Gatwick to Tivat in Montenegro which will commence on 16 June 2016. Flights from London Gatwick to Tivat, will operate twice a week throughout the summer.
easyJet launches low-cost flights from Luton to Dubrovnik
easyJet has today announced it will launch a new route to Dubrovnik from London Luton Airport. On sale today it will operate twice a week throughout the summer with the first flights commencing on May 24th, 2016. The route is expected to be popular amongst leisure passengers searching for summer sun and easyJet is expected to fly 21,000 passengers annually between Luton and Dubrovnik - commonly known as the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’ owing to its beautiful coastline and rich cultural heritage.
easyJet signs distribution deal with Sabre
easyJet has signed a new long-term distribution agreement with Sabre Corporation. The agreement gives corporate travel agencies across Europe continued access to easyJet fares through the Sabre GDS.
easyJet signs distribution deal with Sabre
easyJet is signing a new long-term distribution agreement with Sabre Corporation to the global travel industry. The agreement gives corporate travel agencies across Europe continued access to easyJet fares through the Sabre GDS.
easyJet adds Luton flights to Amsterdam, Barcelona and Zurich
easyJet has added 12 weekly summer flights from London Luton Airport to Amsterdam and Barcelona and an extra daily flight to Zurich next winter. An extra 85,000 seats between Luton and the Dutch and the Catalan Capitals are now available, taking easyJet’s year round frequency to Barcelona to three flights a day, with up to six flights a day available between Luton and Amsterdam.
Aviation leaders from across UK offer support to EU membership
Aviation leaders in the United Kingdom have expressed support for Britain’s continued membership of the European Union. As prime minister David Cameron called a referendum on the country’s place in Europe, Heathrow chief executive John Holland-Kaye led calls for Britain to stay in the union. Commenting on the European Union’s impact on trade, aviation and British prosperity, he said: “Heathrow believes that the UK will be better off remaining in a reformed EU.
easyJet to launch new route to Zakynthos, Greece
easyJet has announced it will launch a new route to Zakynthos from London Stansted Airport. On sale today it will operate weekly throughout the summer with the first flights commencing on May 28th, 2016. The route is expected to be popular among leisure passengers and the airline is expected to fly 5400 passengers between the destinations annually.
easyJet steps up Scottish expansion
easyJet has launched flights from Edinburgh to Venice. Additionally this week the airline will make a further addition to its Scottish network with services from Edinburgh to Vienna commencing on 6 February.
easyJet commits to Barcelona with latest base
easyJet has inaugurated its 28th base across its European network. With three Airbus A320 based in the city, the airline will be able to offer an enhanced product with more destinations and choice for the three million passengers flying with easyJet to and from Barcelona Airport each year.
European low-cost carriers report bumper January
Ryanair has released January traffic statistics revealing traffic grew 25 per cent to 7.5 million customers, when compared to last year, while load factors rose five per cent to points to 88 per cent. At the same time low-cost rival easyJet said it carried 4,276,821 in January, up 6.3 per cent from last year.
easyJet launches new industry team
easyJet has launched a new industry team that will focus on further development of the travel management company sector throughout Europe. The airline continues to evolve into markets such as Germany and with team-members located in strategic markets across Europe, easyJet aims to enhance its partnerships with the corporate travel sector, which now represents more than 20 per cent of its business.
Airlines for Europe launches in Amsterdam
Airlines for Europe, Europe’s new airline association, has officially been launched at an EU Aviation Summit in Amsterdam. The new association has been founded by Europe’s five largest airline groups – Air France KLM, easyJet, International Airlines Group, Lufthansa Group, Ryanair – to represent the interests of its members when dealing with the EU institutions, international organisations and national governments on European aviation issues.