Corendon recently re-lauched their summer 2021 schedule, which in addition to their existing leisure routes, also includes a twice weekly London Gatwick to Gaziantep service.
Corendon Airlines announced an increased UK schedule of over 500,000 seats to Turkey, Rhodes and Crete for summer 2022. In addition to London Gatwick and Manchester, the airline has added regional flights from Glasgow, Newcastle and Birmingham to Antalya and Dalaman.
The new schedule also includes a daily London Gatwick to Antalya service. A spokesperson said, ‘Following relatively strong demand for summer 2021 flights to Antalya and feedback from the trade, we are pleased to announce this new daily service for summer 2022.’
Corendon recently re-lauched their summer 2021 schedule, which in addition to their existing leisure routes, also includes a twice weekly London Gatwick to Gaziantep service.
The spokesperson added, ‘We have continued to see demand increasing to Antalya and Dalaman, from the UK, despite the current challenges faced by our industry. For Summer 2022, Corendon Airlines will base an aircraft at Dalaman Airport, which has allowed us to increase our summer 2022 programme substantially.’
The summer 2022 UK schedule will now total 41 flights from 14 different routes.
The Summer 2022 schedule is as follows:
London Gatwick
- Antalya: Daily
- Dalaman: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
- Crete: Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday
- Rhodos: Thursday, Sunday
Manchester
- Antalya: Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday
- Dalaman: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
- Crete: Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday
- Rhodos: Thursday, Sunday
Glasgow
- Antalya: Monday and Friday
- Dalaman: Tuesday and Thursday
Newcastle
- Antalya: Wednesday and Saturday
- Dalaman: Tuesday and Saturday
Birmingham
- Antalya: Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday
- Dalaman: Thu
- Thursday and Saturday
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