Easyjet will launch nine new routes this winter aimed at business travellers.
The airline will fly to Tel Aviv, Tallinn, Turin, Amsterdam, Geneva, Venice, Isle of Man and Copenhagen from across its UK network of bases, plus flights connecting Birmingham to Belfast.
All new routes will go on sale next week.
Flights to the Isle of Man, Tallinn and Turin will now fly from London Gatwick Airport with fares from £32.99 one-way, including taxes.
From London Southend Airport, easyJet has added flights to Geneva and Venice with fares starting from £22.99 each way.
Fares to Tel Aviv from Manchester Airport start from £82.99, while Amsterdam from Newcastle starts at £22.99.
The new route to Copenhagen will operate from Bristol Airport with fares starting from £24.99.
The airline’s new domestic route links Birmingham with Belfast for the first time and fares will start from £22.99.
Meanwhile, easyJet has also announced that it will launch flights from London to Gatwick to Luxembourg from 29 October.
The airline said it would take on a British Airways and Luxair "duopoly" on the key business route.
by Bev Fearis
