easyJet has expanded its winter schedule with 13 new routes from 10 UK airports, connecting travellers to destinations across Germany, Hungary, Poland, Austria, France, Egypt, Morocco and Norway.
The announcement includes the airline’s first-ever services to Nuremberg, with flights from Manchester, London Gatwick and London Luton launching in November .
Nuremberg home to one of Europe’s oldest Christmas markets, the Christkindlesmarkt will be served twice weekly from Gatwick and Manchester, and three times a week from Luton .
The airline is also adding new winter sun and city break options. From London, routes include Luton to Rabat from 5 November and Southend to Lyon from 3 December, with Southend to Sharm El Sheikh following on 4 January .
In Scotland, easyJet will launch the only direct flights between the UK and Tromsø, with a new Edinburgh service starting 30 November. Glasgow gains a new twice‑weekly route to Krakow from 13 November .
Budapest also sees increased connectivity, with new flights from Bristol, Belfast International and Liverpool beginning mid‑November . Manchester adds a new link to Vienna from 19 November, while the Isle of Man receives its first international route, a weekly service to Geneva from 19 December .
Fares start from £20.99, with package holidays available on most routes via easyJet holidays .
Kevin Doyle, easyJet’s UK Country Manager, said the expansion reflects the airline’s commitment to offering more choice from local airports, “from winter sun escapes to magical Christmas market breaks”
