easyJet adds Austria and Romania to its network
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easyJet announced the addition of two new countries to its network this autumn Austria and Romania, taking the total number of countries easyJet operates from to 22.
The new daily service between London Luton and Vienna commences on 29 October and is the first time the airline has entered the Austria market, which is expected to be particularly popular as a year round city break destination as well as a ski gateway in the winter. Flights are available from GBP22.99 one way.
Romania is also a new market for easyJet, with the new daily service connecting its base at Milan Malpensa with Bucharest Baneasa Airport starting in September. The airline recognises the great potential for growth of both business and tourism developments in this emerging market and is assessing further expansion opportunities. Flights are available from EUR22.99.
Seats for both new routes are on sale now.
In addition to these two new routes, easyJet has also begun to launch its winter 2007 – 2008 schedule, flights from 28 October 2007 and 29 March 2008, which includes the most popular time for travel in Spring – the Easter holidays.
As easyJet now operates such a huge network, the airline is releasing its winter schedule base by base. Seats are on sale now at www.easyJet.com for flights operating from:
Paris Orly
Berlin
Liverpool
Belfast
Flights from the remaining bases: Basel, Bristol, Edinburgh, Gatwick, Geneva, Glasgow, Madrid, Milan, Newcastle and Stansted, will be available within the next few weeks.
Date posted: 18-Jun-07
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