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Sofia, so good for EasyJet
Saturday, 09 Aug, 2007
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EasyJet is to add the Bulgarian capital of Sofia to its network from the UK with flights from Gatwick.
The three times a week service from November 6 is one of seven new routes being opened by the airline across Europe. Fares start at £27.99 one-way.
A new Liverpool-Innsbruck connection is designed to serve skiers while a Liverpool-Lisbon route is targeting people wanting city breaks and business travellers.
Liverpool–Innsbruck flights will run three times a week from January 8 with fares starting at £22.99 one-way, while Lisbon will be served four times a week from November 2 with prices starting at £20.99 one-way.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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