EasyJet set to add two new winter routes from Liverpool Airport

EasyJet will launch two new routes from Liverpool this winter

EasyJet, Europe’s leading airline, has today announced it will be launching two new routes this winter from Liverpool John Lennon Airport, meaning customers have even more choice for their winter holiday and can book early to get the best fares.

On 29^th October a new year-round route will launch from Liverpool to Egypt’s scuba-diving hotspot Hurghada, operating twice a week on Thursdays and Sundays so customers have the choice of a week break or even a long weekend. easyJet is the number one carrier from the UK to Egypt which continues to prove popular with UK holidaymakers for guaranteed winter sun, vast sandy beaches and world-renowned coral reefs.

easyJet is also launching a new twice weekly winter route from Liverpool to Lyon on 13^th December, operating on Wednesdays and Fridays throughout winter, perfect for a city break to make the most of the Christmas markets, or to head to the Alps and hit the slopes.

Paul Winfield, Aviation Director at LJLA, commented: “These 2 new winter routes from easyJet adds to the growing list of destinations available direct from the region’s airport of choice for passengers, with flights to Egypt for the first time and with Hurghada becoming the furthest destination to be served direct from Liverpool. We are also delighted to welcome back flights to Lyon once again, which we expect to be popular with skiers traveling to the alps.”

Ali Gayward, easyJet’s UK Country Manager, added “We’re delighted to be launching two new routes and holidays from Liverpool to Hurghada and Lyon, providing even more choice for our customers this winter whether they’re looking for a Christmas getaway, hitting the slopes or chasing the winter sun and we can’t wait to welcome more customers on board.”

Flights from Liverpool on new routes for this winter are now available to book at easyJet.com and via the mobile app starting from £27.99 (one way per person including taxes).