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easyJet launches its summer 2012 schedule with a choice of more than 300 destinations. More than 110,000 flights are now on sale to destinations throughout Europe, the Middle East and North Africa.
Following a wash-out summer, savvy passengers looking to stay one step ahead of the typical British weather next year can secure the best fares to the sunshine early with 18 million seats available for travel from 25th March through to 2nd September 2012.
Capacity has been added to popular leisure and business destinations including Barcelona, Alicante, Madrid and Rome, making travel with Europe’s preferred airline even easier for passengers travelling from easyJet’s 10 UK bases.
Passengers will benefit from the airline’s most comprehensive selection of destinations next summer – from traditional Spanish sunshine getaways and popular European city breaks, to more exotic holidays off the beaten-track to locations including Israel, Jordan and Morocco.
Peak summer seats for easyJet’s newest base, London Southend Airport, will also go on sale for the first time with a choice of eight destinations; Amsterdam, Alicante, Barcelona, Belfast, Faro, Ibiza, Malaga and Mallorca.
Paul Simmons, easyJet’s UK Director said: “With winter fast approaching, the launch of our summer 2012 schedule allows passengers to look forward and book early to secure the best fares for annual sunshine holidays and weekend getaways next year.
“Business passengers can also benefit from easy and affordable travel to the widest range of European city destinations yet, to central airports at convenient times. In addition to this we’re adding even more choice in 2012 with the announcement of a host of new destinations from our UK bases in the coming weeks – so watch this space.”
Travellers looking to book their flights, accommodation and transfers in one go can now find a wide range of flexible and affordable summer breaks on the easyJet Holidays website over the same period.
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