An airline has exciting news for travelers from Glasgow Airport as they are introducing two new routes next summer. Customers will soon have the option to fly to Reus in Spain and Antalya in Turkey as part of easyJet’s summer 2025 program.
The flights to Reus, a charming Catalan city known for its beautiful architecture and rich history, are set to launch on June 2. Travelers can hop on a plane to Reus every Monday and Friday to explore this picturesque destination. On the other hand, the first flights to Antalya will take off on June 4 and will operate every Wednesday and Saturday throughout the summer.
In addition to these new routes from Glasgow Airport, easyJet has also announced new routes from Edinburgh Airport to Enfidha in Tunisia, Marrakech in Morocco, Olbia in Italy, and Dusseldorf in Germany. Ali Gayward, easyJet’s UK country manager, expressed pride in offering such a wide range of new routes for Scottish customers, providing them with more options for their summer holidays in 2025.
Christopher Tibbett, the aero director at AGS Airports, the owner of Glasgow Airport, also shared his excitement about easyJet’s expansion of services. He mentioned that the new routes to Antalya and Reus, along with the continuation of popular services to Marrakech and Prague for the winter season, demonstrate the strong partnership between AGS Airports and easyJet in delivering exciting travel opportunities for passengers.
This expansion of destinations not only offers travelers more choices for their upcoming vacations but also strengthens the short-haul European network, providing customers with a wider range of options at great value. Whether travelers are looking for sun-soaked getaways or cultural hotspots, these new routes aim to cater to diverse preferences and interests.
Overall, the addition of the two new routes to Antalya and Reus from Glasgow Airport is a welcome development for travelers seeking new and exciting destinations to explore. With a variety of options now available for summer 2025, easyJet is making it easier for Scottish customers to plan their next memorable holiday experience.
