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EasyJet adds new flight to Tenerife
EasyJet has started selling flights on its newest route from Southend to Tenerife.
The twice-weekly service will launch on December 13 and the airline expects to carry more than 11,000 passengers a year on the flights.
EasyJet UK commercial manager Hugh Aitken said: "We’re absolutely delighted to be launching our 16th destination from London Southend to Tenerife. It’s perfect for winter sun and we’re sure it will be a big hit with our customers from Southend and the wider region.
The announcement come three months after easyJet announced its expansion at Southend by adding a fourth aircraft to the base and three new routes to Newquay, Berlin and Krakow
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