Liverpool: EasyJet Route News & Base Updates

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Passenger load today back from Faro, was about just over half full I'd estimate. Normally it would of course be full, but it was a better load than on the way out. I also noticed while making my way to security, that the departure lounge was significantly busier than a few weeks ago.
 
Arrived back from Faro this afternoon with Easyjet. Big difference from when I left ( FR ) , the return flight which was operated with an A320neo, was pretty much full. Confidence returning, also reduced restrictions on the return which began today.
 
Easyjet is 26 years old today , according to Liverpool Airport twitter feed


Happy birthday to easyJet, who turn 26 today!
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Did you know that easyJet have carried over 20 million passengers from Liverpool this millennium?


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Easyjet has launched 2 new routes from Liverpool for Summer 2022.

Izmir- Starting June 2nd 2022 at 1 weekly Wednesday flight.

Heraklion- Starting June 3rd 2022 at 1 weekly Thursday flight.

2 routes are being lost from LPL- Zakinthos and Rhodes. These routes are being moved to Manchester.

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Capacity increases from Easyjet from Spring 2022.

easyJet adds over 22k extra seats from Liverpool John Lennon Airport for this Spring​


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easyJet has announced that it has over 22,000 extra seats now on sale across 12 routes to and from Liverpool between 27 March and 30 April, delivering good news for those in the North West planning their Easter and early summer getaways.​

easyJet launched operations from Liverpool nearly 25 years ago, and is now the airport’s largest airline, flying almost 3 million passengers in 2019 across 20 routes to 11 countries.
The extra seats, which are now on sale at easyJet.com, are available on routes to Malaga, Alicante, Barcelona, Belfast, Bodrum, Dalaman, Faro, Geneva, Isle of Man, Jersey, and Madrid, providing customers in the North West of England with even more choice to enjoy a trip to Europe this summer, with low fares from just £20.99 to Barcelona and Faro, £22.99 to Malaga and Geneva and £25.99 to Alicante.
Liverpool John Lennon Airport

With thousands of low fares to be had, and an unrivalled network across Europe, easyJet is offering more choice for those looking to book a long-awaited holiday to look forward to.



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Ali Gayward, easyJet’s UK Country Manager, said:

“We are delighted to be adding even more seats to our summer 2022 schedule, so that we can provide our customers in the North West of England with even more choice to enjoy to some of Europe’s best ski, beach, and city destinations, just in time to book an Easter break to look forward to.
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“We know that so many people have missed being able to holiday over the last two years and so it is a priority for many UK consumers. With low fares from just £20.99, hundreds of fantastic destinations to choose from, and many no longer requiring testing restrictions, now is a great time to book with easyJet.
“We are excited about our plans for next summer, which should see us return to near 2019 levels of flying and we can’t wait to welcome our customers back onboard.”

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Robin Tudor, Head of PR at Liverpool John Lennon Airport commented:​

“This is great news for passengers from across the region who can take advantage of these additional seats to a host of great destinations combined with the faster, easier, friendlier passenger experience that flying direct from Liverpool brings.”
Liverpool John Lennon Airport

easyJet is operating more seats to European test-free destinations from the UK than any other airline now countries including Spain, Portugal, Greece, Germany, France, and Switzerland have removed testing for the fully vaccinated.




( from " The Guide Liverpool " )
 
I had an interesting arrival into Liverpool from Faro last night. The normal routing is over Brittany, then to Devon, over Cardiff then north over Wales to Liverpool.

Last night the captain came on saying we were heading towards Cork, then Dublin, before we turned east. Now the landing was interesting which was when we became aware that it was pretty windy. I am assuming the routing was due to this, if anyone understands these matters more, maybe they could enlighten me.
 

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