EasyJet flights

EasyJet is a low cost carrier with its base in the United Kingdom. The headquarters is located in London Luton Airport, even though the largest base is to be found at Gatwick. The airline offers both domestic and international connections – in total EasyJet operates flights to more than 30 countries. Since EasyJet is a budget airline, they are not part of any major airline alliance.

Re-launch Flights from LPL to Puerto del Rosario with easyJet will resume on February 19

Re-launch Puerto del Rosario-Liverpool flights to be re-launched by easyJet on February 19

Re-launch easyJet re-launches Liverpool to Berlin flights on Feb 14

Re-launch On February 14, easyJet will re-launch flights from Berlin to Liverpool

Re-launch Flights with easyJet from Turin to Bristol will resume on Jan 11

New route Giza-Geneva flights now possible with easyJet. New route starts on Nov 5

New route Fly to Nice from RVN with easyJet. New route launches on Nov 30

New route easyJet opens new route from Rovaniemi to Lyon on November 30

New route Travel to Geneva with easyJet from Rovaniemi. New route available on Dec 6

New route New route from Rovaniemi to Bordeaux with easyJet on November 30

New airline New easyJet-route to Geneva from SPX. Fly on November 5 or later

New airline On Nov 30, easyJet will start flights from Rovaniemi to Nice

New airline Explore Lyon with easyJet flights from Rovaniemi on November 30

New airline easyJet opens flights to Geneva from Rovaniemi on Dec 6

New airline Rovaniemi-Bordeaux flights to begin on Nov 30 with easyJet

easyJet airports

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An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.