easyJet has expanded its Winter 2025/26 schedule from Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) with two new destinations and the stationing of its first Airbus A321neo at the airport.
The airline has launched twice-weekly flights to Seville (Mondays and Fridays), marking the first direct connection from BER to the Andalusian capital — a popular Spanish destination known for its flamenco heritage, historic sites, and proximity to the Costa de la Luz.
From 7 November, easyJet will also begin flights to London Southend, operating on Mondays and Fridays, adding a third link to the British capital alongside its existing services to Gatwick and Luton.
To support the expanded schedule, easyJet has stationed its first A321neo at BER, offering 235 seats — 26% more capacity than the A320 — while being 20% more fuel-efficient and 50% quieter. A second A321neo will be based in Berlin in early 2026.
This post was published on 27 October 2025 19:02
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