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The beautiful island of Majorca attracts holidaymakers from around the world with its mix of picturesque beaches, vibrant nightlife, family-friendly hotels and cultural delights. Air Europa offers an alternative and affordable way to travel to the island’s capital, Palma de Mallorca. Daily flights from London Gatwick take passengers to Madrid, then onto Palma de Mallorca after a short connection time.
Air Europa is Spain’s second largest airline and whether passengers stop for a few days in Madrid or travel straight through to Palma de Mallorca, they’ll feel the Spanish influence from the moment they take their seats.
The lead in fare for London Gatwick to Palma de Mallorca (via Madrid) is £41 return excluding taxes. Air Europa offers agents a generous 5% commission on every booking.
The flight to Madrid departs London Gatwick at 10.25, arriving in Spain at 13.45. The connecting flight leaves Madrid for Palma de Mallorca at 16.20, arriving at 17.20. The return journey departs Palma de Mallorca at 12.35, arriving in Madrid at 13.55 to connect with the afternoon flight to London Gatwick at 15.20, arriving in the UK at 16.40.
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