UK budget carrier reinstated domestic connectivity between Birmingham and City of Derry Airport, effective 1 September, operating a new twice weekly service on Monday and Friday using 186 seat Airbus A320-200 aircraft. The carrier now operates three routes from City of Derry Airport to Birmingham, Edinburgh and Liverpool.
City of Derry Airport Managing Director, Steve Frazer stated “We are thrilled to strengthen our airline partnership with easyJet and grow their operations across the Northwest, these additional flights will make easyJet the largest carrier at City of Derry Airport after less than a year since their inaugural Edinburgh and Liverpool flights. The Birmingham route has been in high demand for travellers in this region who have family and friends in the Midlands, those who regularly commute throughout the year, and from the thriving student population.”
easyJet’s UK Country Manager, Kevin Doyle said “We are thrilled to celebrate the launch of our new service from City of Derry Airport to Birmingham today, providing even more choice for our business and leisure customers alike. We are proud to be the largest airline in Northern Ireland, offering great value fares and convenient connections for our customers looking to explore the fantastic experiences the Midlands has to offer.”
Image Credit: City of Derry Airport
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