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easyJet to start Gatwick-Krakow flights
Thursday, 06 Mar, 2007
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Flights to the Polish city of Krakow from Gatwick are to be launched by easyJet this autumn.
The daily service is to begin on October 5 with one-way fares starting at £27.99.
The new route brings the budget airline’s network from Gatwick up to 38 destinations.
easyJet currently serves Krakow from Bristol, Luton and Liverpool and is to add flights from Newcastle on March 30 and Belfast on April 24.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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