Manchester Airport is set to launch 12 new flights this summer, enhancing travel options for holidaymakers in the north. This expansion includes long-haul destinations and Mediterranean beach spots, providing fresh choices for travelers seeking sun-soaked getaways.
New Long-Haul Flights to Exciting Destinations
This summer, Manchester Airport will introduce services to Algiers and Lahore. The new flights aim to connect passengers to previously unserved routes.
- Algiers: Air Algerie will begin operations on June 14. Return fares start at £263.43.
- Lahore: Pakistan International Airlines will initiate flights on July 3. Return tickets are available from £881.23.
Expanded Mediterranean Beach Destinations
The airport is adding a variety of short-haul flights, primarily focusing on Mediterranean beach destinations. Several airlines have joined the effort to offer new routes.
- easyJet:
- Flights to Bari starting July 3.
- Montpellier launched in late March.
- Preveza begins on June 24.
- Jet2.com:
- Destinations include Jerez de la Frontera, La Palma, Palermo, Pula, and Samos.
- Ryanair:
- Castellon launches on June 1.
- Rimini will begin flights on June 3.
Commitment to Unmatched Destination Choice
According to Stephen Turner, Chief Commercial Officer at Manchester Airport, there is a strong demand for diverse holiday destinations. Although popular locations like Mallorca remain in vogue, travelers are eager to explore less familiar locales.
Turner emphasized the airport’s commitment to providing a wide variety of travel options, reinforcing its position as the northern hub for unique flight routes. He expressed optimism that these new additions will be well-received by passengers.
This summer marks a significant expansion for Manchester Airport, catering to the desires of sun-seekers and adventurers alike.
