London Luton Airport

EasyJet and British Airways are adding routes to Tbilisi as capacity between Georgia and Western Europe continues to grow.

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Eight UK airports will receive new easyJet routes during the summer of 2024 season.

EasyJet will launch a London Luton-Cairo Sphinx service the day before Wizz Air starts the same route.

Harrods Aviation announced that it has transitioned its ground support fleet to all-electric vehicles as part of an ongoing sustainability campaign.

The latest new route announcements, schedule changes and codeshares.

New routes are being launched from Hungary, Romania, the United Arab Emirates and the UK, including the airline’s first flights to Istanbul Airport.

The carrier is the largest operator from London Luton and is also growing its Gatwick presence.

The carrier is building up its Middle Eastern offering.

The Hungarian airline is returning to Lodz after almost a decade, while Bydgoszcz becomes a new point on the carrier’s route map.

Flights to Agadir, Prague and Sharm El Sheikh are among the latest new route plans.

The LCC is also commencing service on the Birmingham-Nantes route.

The carrier is ramping up flying from LTN, where it is the largest operator.

The carrier has had a base at LTN since 2017.

After 15 years of negotiations, the EU and Ukraine have finally reached an agreement on a common aviation area.

Finnair’s new codeshare agreement with Turkish Airlines, flydubai adding a second destination in Romania, and PLAY’s Amsterdam launch plans are among the latest new route announcements and services resuming.

Virgin Australia’s new seasonal flights to Launceston, Wizz Air adding connections from Hungary and Romania and Saudia returning to Manchester are among the latest new route announcements and services resuming.

The winter season schedule is boosted by the arrival of the carrier’s first new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.

Head of network planning Wilken Bellmann tells Routes the UK and Ireland would be a 'great strategic fit' for the airline’s network.

The Bulgarian city is the latest addition to the LCC’s network.

The routes are mostly to popular leisure destinations in Europe.

A third aircraft will be based in Lithuania’s capital, while Wizz’s Abu Dhabi-based offshoot is starting flights to Bahrain.

Six new routes will be launched this winter, taking the number served during the season to 18.

The LCC hopes to capitalize on demand for warm-weather vacations.

Eighteen new routes are being launched from the city as low-cost operators continue to fight for market share on Italian routes.