easyJet has put 18 new routes from ten UK airports on sale for summer 2027, expanding its network to destinations in Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Greece, Cyprus, Montenegro and Bulgaria. Six of the new routes serve Spain, including the airline’s first flights from the UK to Girona.
Liverpool–Girona will begin on 28 March with two weekly flights, followed by London Gatwick–Girona on 3 June with three weekly flights. Other Spanish additions include Aberdeen–Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca, Liverpool–Murcia and Edinburgh–Bilbao.
Scotland accounts for six of the new routes. Alongside its two Aberdeen services, easyJet will add Edinburgh flights to Bilbao, Rome Fiumicino, Tivat and Hamburg. Birmingham will also gain a Tivat service, as well as flights to Milan Malpensa.
The French additions are Gatwick–Ajaccio, Bristol–Montpellier and Manchester–Bastia. Elsewhere, easyJet will introduce Bristol–Burgas, Newcastle–Larnaca, London Southend–Rhodes and London Luton–Thessaloniki.
Most routes are scheduled twice weekly, although Newcastle–Larnaca and Luton–Thessaloniki will operate weekly. easyJet says it will be the only airline offering direct flights on ten of the 18 routes. All are also available as package holidays through easyJet holidays.