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New German route launched by easyJet
Friday, 01 Nov, 2005
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Daily flights from Luton to Bremen have been launched by easyJet.
The airline expects to carry almost 100,000 passengers during the first year of operation. Ticket prices start at £17.99 single.
EasyJet claims to be the largest low cost carrier at Luton airport offering 27 routes to 11 countries. The airline operates 420 flights a week, handling more than 5.8 million passengers this year.
Marketing manager Emma Curwood said: “We are delighted offer even more low cost services from our Luton base. Bremen is a destination with something for everyone, making it ideal for holiday-makers, city breakers and business passengers alike.”
Report by Phil Davies
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