Without easyJetthe airports of Geneva and Basel-Mulhouse would only be a shadow of their former selves. The low-cost carrier's strategy is clear: to aim for a premium market. At the Franco-Swiss airport, easyJet has conquered a market share of 60%, operating no less than 67 lines airlines. The carrier currently flies to ten French cities from Basel, including Biarritz, Bordeaux, La Rochelle and Paris. Corsica (Ajaccio, Bastia, Calvi and Figari), Montpellier, Nantes, Nice and Toulouse.
In June, the airline inaugurated six weekly frequencies between Basel-Mulhouse and Vienna. And it's not stopping there. This winter, it has announced the opening of three new destinations from the Swiss metropolis. From 19 October, Basel-Mulhouse will be linked up to three times a day to Vienna airport. Berlin-TegelIn addition to the existing flights to Berlin Schönefeld. Easyjet currently offers four daily flights to Schönefeld. On 28 October, the airline will also inaugurate three weekly flights between the Swiss metropolis and Berlin Schönefeld. Warsaw.
The carrier is also number 1 at Geneva-Cointrin, with a network of 80 routes; in France, easyJet already offers flights to Corsica (Ajaccio, Bastia, Calvi), BordeauxLa Rochelle, Lille, Nantes, Nice, Paris Orly and Toulouse. It generates more than 45% of all passenger traffic in the French-speaking part of Switzerland. Easyjet is also continuing to expand at Cointrin this winter. This winter, it will be offering four flights a week to Warsaw and linking the two cities. Rennes three times a week.
In addition, on departure from France, the carrier will be testing a new domestic route for one month between Paris CDG and Pau-Pyrenees. It will be a daily flight operated between 4 February and 4 March: This will be the first time that easyJet has landed at Pau, and if the experiment proves successful, the flight will probably be made permanent, offering an alternative to Air France. The airline is also announcing the launch this winter of a daily service between Paris CDG and Berlin Schönefeld.
