Scotland’s largest airline has confirmed details of its largest ever summer season from Scotland, with flights from four airports to over 50 destinations across the UK, Europe and North Africa.

Flights will operate from Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness with the airline also confirming it will base sixteen aircraft in Scotland, its highest ever total.

Aberdeen Airport

easyJet will operate two domestic routes from Aberdeen next summer, with it’s popular London Gatwick and London Luton flights both operating.

Flights to Gatwick depart twice daily, services to Luton will operate up to five times a week.

At present easyJet operates no international flights from Aberdeen during the summer.

Edinburgh Airport

easyJet will expand its flight offering from Edinburgh next summer with the addition of a tenth based aircraft in the Scottish Capital.

The orange airline has also announce that six new routes will operate from Edinburgh next summer, these are:

• Dusseldorf – 2x week from May 2nd
• Enfidha – 2x week from May 3rd
• Marrakesh – 2x week from May 1st
• Milan Malpensa – 7x week from March 30th
• Olbia – 2x week from May 1st
• Zurich – 2x week from May 2nd

Furthermore, the airline has also announced that it’s Derry/Londonderry and Agadir services will continue to operate next summer having started in November.

Of these routes Enfidha, Olbia, Milan Malpensa and Derry/Londonderry are exclusive routes to easyJet at Edinburgh Airport.

easyJet will operate flights to 44 destinations from Edinburgh, of which 14 will be exclusive to easyJet.

It should be noted however that easyJet will not operate its Kefalonia or Santorini flights next summer.

Glasgow Airport

Glasgow’s largest airline by seats available has made several changes to its Glasgow operations next summer.

The airline will continue to base six aircraft in Scotland’s largest city, however, has announced three new routes, while suspending three routes.

Destinations joining the easyJet network from Glasgow are;

• Antalya – 2x week from June 4th
• Reus – 2x week from June 2nd
• Prague – 2x week from March 30th (this route launched in November 2024 and will operate year round)

Despite these new additions, flights to Lisbon, Newquay and Marseille will not operate next year.

easyJet will operate flights to 30 destinations from Glasgow, of which 17 will be exclusive to easyJet. It does appear the the return of aircraft 6 to Glasgow has been delayed from May to June, potentially impacting Glasgow Airport passenger numbers in Q2 of 2025.

Inverness Airport

easyJet will operate three domestic routes from Inverness next summer, with flights operating to Bristol, London Gatwick and London Luton.

Services to Bristol operate daily, with Gatwick and Luton benefiting from a minimum of two departures per day.

easyJet operate no international routes from Inverness at any time of year.

Comments from the Airports and Airline

“We are delighted to see easyJet basing another aircraft at Edinburgh Airport for summer 2025. This is a testament to our commitment to expanding opportunities for passengers and adding connectivity to and from Scotland’s capital.

“It’s also exciting to see easyJet adding Zurich to its Edinburgh destination list, offering passengers ease of travel to Switzerland’s stunning landscapes and vibrant cities. All of this just highlights the demand of Edinburgh’s market and its position as a key hub for global travel, and we look forward to seeing more passengers travelling with easyJet in 2025.”

Kate Sherry, Edinburgh Airport’s Chief Commercial Officer (Aero)

Speaking on the Growth for Edinburgh Airport, easyJet said the following:

“We are proud to be Scotland’s largest airline and our success in Scotland is a clear testament to the continued popularity of our flights and holidays, with a record 8.2 million customers choosing us for our trusted brand, unrivalled network and great value fares.

“The growth of our fleet with an additional aircraft in Edinburgh will not only support around 400 jobs but is enabling us to further unlock the opportunity of the continuing demand that we see for both leisure and business travel in Scotland.

“We are already capturing this opportunity with the launch of seven new routes to a fantastic range of destinations from next summer, including Zurich, which will provide more customers with even greater choice and connectivity, and we look forward to welcoming them on board.”

Ali Gayward, easyJet UK Country Manager

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We’re thrilled to see easyJet expanding their offerings from Glasgow Airport with two fantastic new routes to Antalya and Reus launching in summer 2025.

“These additions, combined with the continuation of popular services to Marrakech* and Prague for the winter season, highlight the strong partnership we share with easyJet and their commitment to delivering exciting travel opportunities for our passengers.

“These new destinations will provide even more choice for our customers, whether they’re seeking sun-soaked getaways or exploring cultural hotspots.”

Christopher Tibbett, Aero Director at AGS Airports, which owns Glasgow Airport

Speaking on the Growth for Glasgow Airport, easyJet said the following:

“We’re proud to be releasing such an incredible range of new routes today, providing more choice than ever before for our Scottish customers’ spectacular summer holidays next year. 

“With services now available from Glasgow, our flights and holidays are available to even more new destinations, further strengthening our unrivalled short-haul European network and providing customers with even more fantastic choice and great value.”

Ali Gayward, easyJet’s UK Country Manager

*Marrakesh has not been loaded for summer 2025 despite the Glasgow Airport press release stating it.

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