Thessaloniki, 15 October 2025 – easyJet is set to further expand its presence in Greece with new direct flights from Amsterdam and Bristol to Thessaloniki, enhancing connectivity to one of the country’s fastest-growing cultural and city-break destinations.
Starting 29 March 2026, the airline will operate twice-weekly flights from Amsterdam (Wednesdays and Sundays), followed by the launch of Bristol–Thessaloniki services on 27 June 2026 (Wednesdays and Saturdays).
The new routes will boost capacity from the Netherlands and the UK, offering Thessaloniki residents more travel options while strengthening the city’s international links.
With these additions, easyJet’s Thessaloniki network grows to seven destinations across five countries – the UK, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, and now the Netherlands – supporting the city’s expanding tourism sector and economic growth.
In parallel, easyJet continues to invest in its Greek leisure network, adding new summer 2026 routes from Newcastle to Rhodes and Corfu, both operating twice weekly, as part of its wider strategy to expand operations across Greece.
This post was published on 16 October 2025 21:46
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