easyJet has unveiled 16 new routes for summer 2026, expanding its UK network across ten countries and bolstering growth at its newest bases in Birmingham, London Southend and Newcastle. Seats are now on sale via easyJet.com and the airline’s mobile app, with easyJet holidays also offering packages on all newly announced services.
The carrier is deepening its expansion into Cape Verde, launching a Bristol–Sal service from 1 May 2026. The route, operating three times weekly, becomes easyJet’s third UK link to the sub-Saharan archipelago.
Bristol gains two further additions: Bari from 18 April and Seville from 2 May, both operating twice weekly. Birmingham will see new flights to Inverness from 30 March and Nice from 1 May, enhancing domestic and short-haul connectivity.
From Manchester, easyJet is adding routes to Montpellier (from 30 March) and Preveza (from 24 June). Liverpool gains Lisbon from 31 March and Paphos from 2 August.
The airline’s growing London Southend base will see the launch of flights to Jersey from 30 March, while London Stansted will gain a new link to Paris Charles de Gaulle from 5 March. Newcastle, where easyJet opens a three-aircraft base next spring, will add Tenerife from 1 August, bringing its total offering there to 20 destinations.
Scotland sees the largest cluster of additions, with Glasgow set to receive four new routes: Lisbon from 29 March, Pisa and Sharm el Sheikh from 1 August, and Malta from 4 August.
Kevin Doyle, easyJet’s UK Country Manager, said the airline remains committed to offering “easy and affordable” travel in its 30th year. “With 16 new routes across ten countries now available… we’re providing our customers with even more choice and connectivity at fantastic fares,” he said.
easyJet now operates more than 630 routes from 22 UK airports, offering over 1,000 routes across 35 countries worldwide.