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January 2025


THE European Commission has approved easyJet as the short haul remedy taker as part of the proposed acquisition of a stake in ITA Airways by Lufthansa. As a result, from spring 2025 easyJet will base five aircraft at Milan Linate and three at Rome Fiumicino creating around 300 jobs across the two bases.


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Airline Confirms Expansion Plans with New Bases Across Europe


The decision means that easyJet will be able to offer a wider choice in destinations and affordable fares for people travelling to and from the two main Italian cities. From spring 2025 easyJet will base a total of 38 aircraft in Italy across its four bases in Milan Malpensa, Milan Linate, Rome Fiumicino and Naples. In total it will operate to and from 20 Italian airports flying more than 20 million customers to and from Italy annually. Milan Malpensa will continue to be at the heart of easyJet’s European and Italian network being its largest base in continental Europe where it has recently celebrated the key milestone of 100 million passengers


carried to and from the hub since it started operations in 1998. In the last 26 years easyJet has carried more than 210 million passengers to and from Italy. Kenton Jarvis, easyJet CFO and incoming


CEO, commented: “We are pleased to be approved as the short-haul remedy taker in Milan and Rome. This will ensure the Italian market remains competitive, with


easyJet now able to offer a wider choice of destinations and low fares for Italian consumers, with those flying to and from Linate and Rome benefiting from new services from spring onwards. This move also confirms the airline’s key role in the Italian market providing the opportunity for continued investment.


TRADE NEWS | 65


Galgorm Collection Invest £250,000 in Healthcare Partnership for Staff


GALGORM Collection has announced the launch of a corporate healthcare membership scheme for its team, delivered in partnership with one of Northern Ireland’s private primary care provider Duality Healthcare, and representing a significant investment by Galgorm Collection of £250,000 over the next five years.


The initiative delivered for Galgorm Collection by Duality Healthcare, and which provides individuals,


families


and businesses with a host of healthcare services including instant access to private GP care across Northern Ireland, is part of Galgorm Collection’s ongoing efforts to enhance benefits and support for its team.


NI Travel News’ Sarah attended a trade update breakfast morning with Belfast City Airport and KLM. Hosted at the Merchant Hotel Belfast, agents enjoyed learning all about KLM and their twice weekly route from Belfast City Airport. KLM’s double daily route form Belfast City Airport took off back in October 2024, reflecting on the strong partnership between airport and airline since joining the airport back in 2015. Thanks to Belfast City Airport and KLM for a lovely breakfast.


NI Travel News’ Christine attended lunch in Fontana Holywood, courtesy of Silversea Cruises.


Silversea invited travel trade from across NI to


say ‘thank you’ for your dedication and support throughout 2024.


A short update on developments throughout the year and for the future of the company took place before a delightful festive meal.


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