EasyJet is launching 26 new routes for summer 2025 including 21 across ten UK airports/
Seats are now on sale, including its first ever flights and package holidays to the island of Sal in Cape Verde.
Cape Verde will become the first ever Sub-Saharan destination easyJet has flown to, when it takes off from London Gatwick airport next summer.
Inaugural Cape Verde flights will take off on 31 March 2025 and operate three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays throughout the summer season.
Located off the west coast of Africa, the tropical islands are the latest destination added to the airline’s growing network.
Tour operator easyJet holidays, is launching Cape Verde holidays inclusive of flights, hotel accommodation, 23kg luggage and transfers.
EasyJet will also offer flights this summer to another brand new destination, Rimini in Italy.
The carrier is growing its network at London Luton with routes to the Andalusian capital Almeria in Spain and Funchal in Madeira.
Five new routes are now on sale from Manchester to Izmir, Kalamata, Larnaca, Madrid and Rome.
EasyJet’s newest UK base at Birmingham airport continues to grow with the addition of four new services to Bordeaux, Gibraltar, Gran Canaria and Malta.
The airline will also now serve Leeds Bradford airport with two new Spanish routes to Malaga and Palma.
The airline is providing customers in Scotland with more choice for the summer with new flights to North African destinations of Enfidha in Tunisia and Marrakech from Edinburgh next summer for the first time, alongside flights to Olbia in Sardinia.
Two new routes will take off from Glasgow to Antalya in Turkey and Reus in Spain.
A route to Reus will also be served by a twice weekly service from Belfast International Airport.
The extensive flight launch means thousands more package holidays available via easyJet holidays, which currently offers over 70 destinations across beach and city breaks
Customers can use easyJet’s Low Fare Finder on easyJet.com to search for the lowest fares on easyJet’s entire network.
The airline serves 21 UK airports, offering 584 routes to 136 destinations from the UK to Europe and beyond.
