November/December 2024
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celebrating the launch of our year- round operations from City of Derry Airport to Liverpool and Edinburgh today, and to be providing even more choice for our business and leisure customers alike. “We are proud to be the largest airline in Northern Ireland offering great value fares and convenient connections for our customers here as, well as those across the UK looking to explore the fantastic experiences Northern Ireland has to offer.” Steve Frazer, Managing Director at City of Derry Airport stated: “This is a special day for City of
Edinburgh from City of Derry Airport EASYJET has this week launched the first flights on two new domestic routes from City of Derry Airport to Liverpool and Edinburgh. The new twice-weekly services – providing customers in Northern Ireland even more convenient connections across the UK – took off for the first time with both routes operating every Monday and Friday throughout the year. To mark the occasion, the Airport surprised the inaugural departure and arrival passengers with an easyJet orange celebration where they were treated to complimentary drinks, refreshments and giveaways before setting off. The new routes provide stronger domestic connectivity and serve increasing demand for flights
easyJet Launch Flights to Liverpool and
between Northern Ireland and key cities across the UK. Both Edinburgh and Liverpool are known for their rich history and wide range of cultural attractions, including museums, art galleries, theatres, and music venues. Edinburgh is famous for its festivals, while Liverpool is known for its music scene, particularly The Beatles. Whether customers are looking
for a city break, to visit friends and family, need a convenient business connection, or are connecting to onward destinations across Europe and beyond, easyJet offers great value fares
and flights for business and leisure travellers alike. Ali Gayward, easyJet’s UK Country Manager, said: “We are thrilled to be
Derry Airport as easyJet takes off from the Northwest for the first time. This is a day that should be celebrated for the entire Northwest region. easyJet brings an undeniable level of brand credibility, customer confidence, not to mention great value fares for travellers across our catchment area. “We are very pleased for the return
of connectivity to Edinburgh and Liverpool for our local region as year- round services to these destinations have been in demand from both corporate and leisure travellers for some time, and the flight schedule for Monday’s and Friday’s offers ideal timings for business travel during the week and weekend breaks for the leisure market. “The launch of easyJet services will
be an additional economic driver for business investment in the Northwest and inbound travel and tourism, we are proud to be able to help grow and develop these sectors in our local area.” easyJet is the largest airline in Northern Ireland, offering over 45 routes across Europe and North Africa.
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KLM DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE FROM BELFAST CITY AIRPORT TAKES OFF
THE first of a new double daily service from Belfast City Airport to Amsterdam has taken off with KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. The additional service, which departs
each day at 630am, year-round, gives passengers travelling to The Netherlands and beyond more choice and convenience. Welcoming the increased frequency,
Katy Best, Chief Commercial Officer at Belfast City Airport, said: “It’s fantastic to see KLM’s new double daily service commence, reflecting our strong partnership with the airline since it joined Belfast City Airport in 2015, nearly a decade ago. “At Belfast City Airport, we are committed to providing passengers with a seamless travel experience, offering a route network that provides essential connectivity across the UK and beyond from the heart of Belfast. “Both business and leisure passengers
can now avail of increased flexibility, with global connections via Amsterdam to cities such as Istanbul, Budapest, Rio de Janeiro, and key locations across the US.”
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