EasyJet is continuing its expansion in its home country for the spring/summer 2026 season. The airline, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this November, will be launching 16 new routes from eight UK airports. The largest number of new routes will be to Bristol and Glasgow airports.
Of these 16 new routes, 3 include destinations in France. From 5 March, Paris-CDG will benefit from two weekly frequencies (Monday and Friday) to London Stansted. Also from Paris-CDG, the carrier will be operating its Airbus A321neo to Belfast from February. The aircraft offers greater capacity, with 239 seats per flight.
More flights outside the UK from France
Montpellier will be linked to Manchester from 30 March, while Nice will be linked to Birmingham from 1 May 2026. As with Paris CDG-Stansted, flights will be operated twice weekly, on Mondays and Fridays.
The opening of the Marrakech base will also see the launch of flights to Lille and Strasbourg on 3 May 2026. Again, two flights a week.
The carrier announced in October that it would be inaugurating a Lyon-Reykjavík route with two weekly frequencies between 29 June and 29 August.. From the end of March, easyJet will also be offering two weekly frequencies from Basel-Mulhouse and Nice to Tel Aviv.
As a reminder, easyJet has strengthened its offer from France this winter. Among the new services, Bordeaux now has flights to Budapest; Lyon is now linked to Sharm-el-Sheikh (Egypt) and Pristina (Kosovo); Nantes is also linked to Budapest; Rennes now has services to Barcelona and Geneva; Paris-CDG has opened flights to Luxor and Toulouse to London-Gatwick.
