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easyJet launches four new destinations

Mon, Feb 15 2010 17:13 CET

byThe Sofia Echo staff

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easyJet launches four new destinations

Budget carrier easyJet will launch four new flights, one from Geneva, Switzerland to Pristina, the capital of Kosovo, the second from Basel, Belgium also to Pristina as well as a direct flight from Liverpool to the self governing British crown dependency territory of the Isle of Man, a company media statement said on February 15 2010.

Additionally, easyJet will launch a flight from Geneva to Tel Aviv in Israel. This will be the second line servicing Tel Aviv following the connection with Luton which was branded as a "success".

With the additional of these four new destinations, the total number of lines operated by easyJet stands at 74, the media statement said.

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Anonymous doug robertson Wed, Jan 12 2011 22:45 CET
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bourgas sunnybeach etc are now verry popular planes are full thats why i carnt understand why eastjet dont fly there please explain

Anonymous Jarred Boettcher Wed, Feb 17 2010 07:32 CET
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im in new zealand and i will be going to Kosovo and its good that i can travel with easyJet from Prishtina to Europe cheaply

Anonymous ADEM Wed, Feb 17 2010 03:09 CET
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Im very hapy for the fly Prishtina to Geneva for 40euro nice.when from london to prishtina?

Anonymous Gary Whale Mon, Feb 15 2010 21:08 CET
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Anyone know when Easyjet is going to fly to Bourgas from the UK?

Anonymous ex pat Mon, Feb 15 2010 19:51 CET
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IM WAITING ON RYANAIR/EASYJET/WIZZAIR
TO FLY TO GORNA NEAR VELIKO TARNOVO
AS QUITE A LOT OF PEOPLE LIVE IN THIS PART OF BULGARIA

Anonymous John Bohnet Mon, Feb 15 2010 19:40 CET
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When are they going to fly London Gatwick to Plovdiv? That is what we really need


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