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easyJet moves into Jordan despite protests

easyJet moves into Jordan despite protests

28 March 2011 Airline News

easyJet has expanded its low-cost offering deeper into the Middle East with the launch a new service to Amman, Jordan. However, some observers have criticised the timing of the decision, with a pro-democracy demonstrator killed by security forces only three days ago.

easyJet Holidays launches in UK

easyJet Holidays launches in UK

No-frills airline easyJet has teamed up with the lowcosttravelgroup to launch easyJet Holidays, offering consumers competitively priced, flexible holidays. Stretching across the airline’s extensive network of routes, consumers will not only benefit from fully protected holiday deals with a brand they trust but also from Lowcost’s range of high quality, great value accommodation and transfer services.

easyJet joins Nectar loyalty programme

easyJet joins Nectar loyalty programme

17 March 2011 Press Release Airline News

Nectar points will be able to be exchanged for easyJet flights, following the creation of a new partnership between the UK’s largest loyalty programme and the UK’s largest airline. The initiative is backed by Nectar founding partner, Sainsbury’s.

easyJet Holidays launch to revolutionise holiday market

easyJet Holidays launch to revolutionise holiday market

15 March 2011 Press Release Organisations & Operators

easyJet, the UK’s largest airline, has today signalled the end of traditional week-long and fortnight holidays with the launch of easyJet Holidays. The collaboration between easyJet and the Lowcosttravelgroup, one of the leading on line travel companies in the UK, and offers consumers competitively priced, flexible and convenient holidays across the airline’s extensive network.

Sir Stelios set to confirm easyHoliday

15 November 2010 Organisations & Operators

Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou – founder of the easyGroup – has confirmed he will launch easyHoliday in October 2011. The move will put the entrepreneur in direct competition with low-cost airline easyJet, of which he remains a shareholder.