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EasyJet starts Murcia and Berlin from Gatwick
Daily flights to Murcia from Gatwick are launched by easyJet on Friday followed by a new route to Berlin today.
Flights to Murcia lead-in at £22.99 single (£40.98 return including tax) and the twice daily flights to Berlin Schoenefeld start at £17.99 single (£30.98 return including tax).
The airline expects to carry almost 10,000 passengers during the first 12 months to Murcia and almost 17,000 to Berlin.
Marketing manager Emma Curwood said: “We are delighted to be offering even more low-cost services from our London Gatwick base, the new service to Murcia is ideal for holiday-makers whilst our twice daily Berlin service is perfect for business passengers and city breakers.
“EasyJet is the largest airline at Gatwick’s South Terminal now offering 30 routes, to 13 countries in Europe and we look forward to further growth from our biggest base.”
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