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Jet2 launching Innsbruck flights
Jet2 is launching summer 2022 flights to Innsbruck from three airports.
It will fly from Birmingham, Manchester and Bristol to the Tyrolean capital in response to ‘strong demand.’
Services will run from May to September 2022 with two flights a week from Manchester and once from Birmingham and Bristol.
Steve Heapy, Jet2.com and Jet2holidays CEO said: "We’re continuing to see confidence and strong demand from British holidaymakers looking to get away. As ever, we’ve listened to what customers are telling us and responded to that demand."
"Innsbruck is a fantastic city in the summer and acts as a gateway to the Alps, offering lots to see and do."
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