EasyJet Expands UK Winter Network with Three New Routes and Resumed Flights to Kosovo

Low-cost carrier easyJet has announced the addition of three new routes and the expansion of its seasonal getaway packages offered through its easyJet holidays division. The new operations will be deployed out of three key UK bases: London Luton Airport, Bristol Airport, and Belfast International Airport.

This commercial strategy is highlighted by the airline’s return to the Republic of Kosovo market, as well as the creation of point-to-point links where the carrier will operate as the sole non-stop provider without direct competition.

Operational Breakdown and Route Schedule

The three new connections will be progressively added to the airline’s network between November and January:

Bristol – Strasbourg:

easyJet will be the only airline offering a direct connection between Bristol and the self-proclaimed “Capital of Christmas.”

easyJet holidays packages are available starting at £268 per person (includes flights and a three-night hotel stay).

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London Luton – Pristina:

Marks the resumption of the airline’s direct connectivity between the UK and Kosovo, providing access to a winter destination known for its historic landmarks and mountainous landscapes.

Belfast International – Aberdeen:

easyJet will become the sole air carrier providing a direct link between two of the UK’s most iconic maritime cities.

Fares

Tickets for the three new routes are already available for booking via the airline’s digital channels (website and mobile app), with fares starting from £18.99 one-way.

Commenting on the expansion, Kevin Doyle, easyJet’s UK Country Manager, stated:

“We are delighted to launch three new routes from our UK airports this winter, including our first UK route to Kosovo. We remain committed to providing our customers with greater choice, and these new routes offer travelers convenient access for a winter getaway to two European destinations while strengthening domestic connectivity between Northern Ireland and Scotland.”

With these additions, the airline reinforces its intra-European network model for the season, optimizing fleet utilization on routes with targeted leisure demand while bolstering its competitive footprint across UK regional markets.

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