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Pisa link from Belfast
Thursday, 05 Dec, 2005
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Budget carrier Jet2.com is expanding its network from Belfast with the start of flights to Pisa.
A weekly service will run from May 27 next year with prices starting at £31 one-way including taxes.
The airline’s CEO Philip Messon said: “We are committed to offering the people of Northern Ireland low cost fares to exciting destinations across Europe and we look forward to expanding our base here.”
Jet2.com serves seven destinations from Belfast International Airport in addition to bases at Leeds/Bradford, Manchester, Newcastle, Blackpool and Edinburgh.
Report by Phil Davies
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