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New easyJet route to Spain from Manchester
A Manchester-Alicante service is to be started by easyJet in September
The airline is to fly four times a week on the route during the winter, starting from September 29.
Fares lead-in at £27.99 one way including tax.
EasyJet expects to carry almost 60,000 passengers on the route in the first 12 months of operation.
UK commercial manager Carly Brear said: “This is the first new route easyJet has introduced to its new Manchester base and we look forward to further expansion in the near future.
“This announcement so soon after we commenced flying from Manchester is proof of the fantastic support we have had to date from the people of Manchester and surrounding areas.
“Alicante has proven to be a popular destination from other easyJet bases in the UK and now independent travellers from the North-West can take advantage of this new service from our Manchester base, to one of Spain’s most popular tourist destinations.â€
by Phil Davies
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