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Vueling adds two new routes from London Gatwick
IAG airline Vueling announced two new direct routes from London Gatwick.
The airline launches flights to Jerez (Cádiz) from 1 July and Genoa from 3 July.
Vueling has been increasing its presence at London Gatwick, adding Seville, Granada, Malaga, Almeria, Menorca and La Coruna to its summer schedule.
Carolyn Prowse, Vueling’s Chief Commercial, Customer, Strategy and Network officer, says:
has scheduled a total of 113 destinations in 31 countries until 29 October 2022,
“Vueling is reaching a very similar level of operations to 2019,” said Carolyn Prowse, Vueling’s Chief Commercial, Customer, Strategy and Network Officer.
“New operations from London Gatwick Airport to Jerez Airport and Genoa City Airport are evidence of strong confidence in UK tourism to popular European destinations”.
The airline will operate a total of 27 direct routes from UK airports to destinations in Spain, France and Italy.
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