easyJet Announces Glasgow to Krakow

easyJet has announced a new Christmas market service from Glasgow to Krakow, becoming the third airline to operate flights between the two cities this winter, alongside Ryanair and Jet2.com

Flights will operate Mondays and Fridays from November 13th until January 4th, and are operated by Glasgow based Airbus A319 aircraft with 156 seats.

Krakow becomes easyJets 6th new route this year form Glasgow, alongside Rome, Lisbon, Pisa, Malta and Sharm El Sheikh

Monday Flight Times

  • EZY3125 Glasgow to Krakow 0735-1115
  • EZY3126 Krakow to Glasgow 1200-1400

Friday Flight Times

  • EZY3125 Glasgow to Krakow 1410-1750
  • EZY3126 Krakow to Glasgow 1820-2020

Package Holidays can also be booked through easyJet Holidays, and local travel agents.

Kevin Doyle, easyJet’s UK Country Manager, said:  “We are thrilled to be offering yet another fantastic range of routes and packages. Our winter services to Krakow will be perfect for those looking to book a winter getaway. This is a real statement of our commitment to giving customers across the UK more choice from their local airport and we look forward to welcoming even more customers on board for their winter holidays.”

Chris Tibbett, Executive Director – Commercial Aviation & Marketing at AGS Airports, said: “Festive city breaks remain hugely popular, with Central and Eastern Europe growing in popularity for those wanting a cosy winter getaway. This new flight to Krakow builds on easyJet’s strong choice of routes to European cities and this continued investment ensures even greater flexibility and value for travellers planning their next escape”

Other notable changes to the airlines winter schedule at Glasgow Airport include the extension of Rome, Lisbon, Porto and Sharm El Sheikh flights to year round operation, increased season length on flights to Malta, and additional capacity on routes including Southampton, Paris, Lanzarote and Alicante.

Published by George Nugent

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