Business travellers, who are in the majority on the France-Luxembourg route, will soon have a new flight option for their business trips. easyJet has just announced the opening of a new flight from Lyon to Luxembourg airport. Three flights a week will be operated all year round from 1 November, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
The airline's winter schedule also places particular emphasis on the capital of Gaul, with two other new routes scheduled: Vienna and Stockholm will be added to the airline's Lyon catalogue. Arlanda airport will be linked twice a week (Wednesday and Saturday) during the winter season, from November 19 to March 25. The Austrian capital will be served all year round, with three weekly flights every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2 November.
But other new services at other airports should also be of interest to French business travellers. The Toulouse-London route will be strengthened by the launch of a new flight to the Luton hub. This new year-round route will complement the flights already offered to London-Gatwick. Marseille will see the launch of a new route to Berlin, operating from November 1. Finally, we should also mention the inauguration of a new exclusive route between Pristina and Paris CDG, which will make its debut on 2 November.
François Bacchetta, easyJet's Managing Director for France, is delighted with this new programme: " For winter 2016 easyJet is continuing to strengthen its existing network with more connections between its bases. Toulouse is being offered a new gateway to London via Luton. At the same time, we are moving towards exclusive destinations from Paris such as Pristina. We are also strengthening our offer to Northern Europe with leisure and business destinations such as Luxembourg and Stockolm, as well as to the East with the city of Vienna. Our customers in Marseille will also be delighted with the opening of a 7th route to a European capital: Berlin. ".
