L'Euroairport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg has just revealed what its season ofwinter. The platform on the borders of Alsace, German-speaking Switzerland and the Black Forest will provide a network of to 70 destinations in Europe and the Mediterranean basin. The timetable, valid until 25 March 2023, includes a number of new features.
Starting with easyJet. The low-cost airline will operate in exclusive one new link to Marseille at a rate of two rotations per week. This route completes the company's offer to the south of France - in particular to Montpellier and Nice. Easyjet also serves the following cities from Basel-Mulhouse Bordeaux, Nantes and Toulouse.
We are also seeing an increase in traffic to Algeria. The national airline Air Algeria will serve Algiers twice a week and Constantine three times a week. At the same time, ASL Airlines will also offer a weekly flight to Algiers.
As for the company Wizz Airthe company will be developing new routes on Iasi (Romania) and Chisinau (Moldova). The two cities will each benefit from two rotations per week. Starting on 6 December, Wizz Air will launch on the Basel-Mulhouse/Rome with 3 flights a week. The Wizz Air flights will complement Easyjet's existing offer.
The tourism carrier Nouvelair will link theEuroAirport à Tunis from 14 March 2023. Flights will operate every Tuesday and Saturday and will meet demand for business, private and tourist travel. Finally, it should be noted thatAir France still offers two daily flights to and from Paris CDG. However, there are no longer any flights to Lyon, the airline's regional hub.
