Liverpool: EasyJet Route News & Base Updates

[Silvercity]

expansion rumours going around presently .

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[Silvercity]

Looks increasing like Liverpool will be a 9 aircraft base next year for Easyjet

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[Silvercity]

A route that should never have moved from Liverpool to Manchester is back next year at last
Liverpool to Lisbon returns 31 March twice weekly, going to 3 per week late June to late August.

Liverpool to Paphos twice weekly from 2 August. New route

Liverpool prepares for two new easyJet summer routes, to Paphos and Lisbon | TheBusinessDesk.com

Paphos link starts on August 2, 2026, while new Lisbon connection will operate from March 31

www.thebusinessdesk.com

SeanM / Nwan

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[Silvercity]

It seems quite strange to me why the Paphos route is not beginning until August. Maybe shortage of aircraft.

 

[Silvercity]

9 aircraft base confirmed for 2026
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[Silvercity]

Didn't see this coming.

New route to Naples from Easyjet. Im sure this is actually a returning route.

 

[Jerry]

Starting in August isn't it? Which seems odd.

 

[Silvercity]

Yes twice a week. Also Paphos starting August. I think its odd too. Im guessing they just dont have aircraft capacity, cant see what else it could be

 

[Silvercity]

Aberdeen has appeared as a destination on the Easyjet App operating from Liverpool. No further details yet.

Last time this route was available was by Ryanair to Aberdeen and Inverness


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[Silvercity]

easyJet adds more £18 flights from Liverpool John Lennon Airport

The flights to the famed city will be starting in just a few weeks' time

uk.news.yahoo.com

From Yahoo news / Liverpool Echo

 

[Silvercity]

In May Easyjet are operating two x specials to Milan Malpensa. These services are to be operated with A321s.

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[Silvercity]

VisitBritain puts regional gateways centre stage with French tourists​

VisitBritain has awarded funding to Liverpool City Region Destination Partnership to encourage French visitors to explore the north-west of England and the surrounding regions.​

The GREAT Gateway Innovation Fund – which sees destinations and the tourism industry working in partnership to drive visits and visitor spending through regional gateways – will focus on easyJet’s Paris-Liverpool flights.

VisitBritain will work with Liverpool City Region Destination Partnership and Marketing Manchester, plus partners including easyJet; Go North Wales Tourism; Liverpool John Lennon Airport; Marketing Chester and Cheshire; Rabbie’s Tours; ; Cumbria Tourism; Visit Peak District and Derbyshire; and Visit Wales.
VisitBritain CEO Patricia Yates said:

“We are encouraging destinations to work in partnership with the tourism industry to showcase the very best of their region to visitors across our most valuable inbound markets, driving bookings to Britain.

“This important fund also highlights how easy it is for international visitors to travel through our regional gateways, encouraging them to explore further and to visit now, with their spending supporting local businesses, destinations and economies.”

Natalie Wyatt, Liverpool City Region Destination Partnership Managing Director, said:

“We are delighted to have been successful in securing this funding from VisitBritain to increase the number of inbound visitors to the region and wider Northwest. Working with destination partners, easyJet and Liverpool John Lennon Airport we will emphasise unique, authentic and memorable activities that go beyond standard tourist experiences and position Liverpool as a gateway to the Northwest.

“From the rhythm of Liverpool’s waterfront to the tranquillity of the Lakes and the Roman foundations of Chester to the rugged charm of North Wales, the aim is to position the Northwest as a single, unforgettable journey that is accessible, diverse and authentically British.”

( from Visit Britain )

 

[Silvercity]

Easyjet have added twilight bag drop , where passengers an drop bags between 1930 ans 2100 the evening before their flight which would be departing before 0730 the following morning. In addition Easyjet have added some self check in desks at the airport and increased their manned desks to 14.

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NWAN

 

[Silvercity]

Extra Paris flights are operating on 8th , 9th and 15th April. Operated by CDG based aircraft . A320.

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[Silvercity]

Liverpool John Lennon Airport confirms major easyJet change

The service will allow travellers to experience a smoother journey

www-liverpoolecho-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org

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[Jerry]

NEW ROUTE

easyJet - Liverpool to Seville. Flights start 2 August 2026

EZY3391 LPL 0740-1135 SVQ (Sun)
EZY3391 LPL 0855-1250 SVQ (Thu)

EZY3392 SVQ 1215-1405 LPL (Sun)
EZY3392 SVQ 1340-1530 LPL (Thu)

https://twitter.com/x/status/2037122487226343483

Paphos has been dropped though.

 

[Silvercity]

NEW ROUTE

easyJet - Liverpool to Seville. Flights start 2 August 2026

EZY3391 LPL 0740-1135 SVQ (Sun)
EZY3391 LPL 0855-1250 SVQ (Thu)

EZY3392 SVQ 1215-1405 LPL (Sun)
EZY3392 SVQ 1340-1530 LPL (Thu)

https://twitter.com/x/status/2037122487226343483

Paphos has been dropped though.

Think Seville was served in the past by Ryanair. Makes better sense to drop Paphos, as already a Ryanair and Jet2 route.

 

[Jerry]

Think Seville was served in the past by Ryanair. Makes better sense to drop Paphos, as already a Ryanair and Jet2 route.

Also with what's happening in the Eastern Mediterranean the demand probably isn't there.

 

[Silvercity]

Also with what's happening in the Eastern Mediterranean the demand probably isn't there.

Well the news say, booking to Spain Portugal Italy are up. I must admit I wasn't that excited to read of another Paphos flight !

 

[Seasider]

Liverpool John Lennon Airport confirms major easyJet change

The service will allow travellers to experience a smoother journey

www-liverpoolecho-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org

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Maybe it is because I live a fair distance from the airport, but I do not think that this is a great plus for people who live further than 5 miles from their airport. I would be surprised if there are more than 1% of passengers that take up this option.
Having said that, if you live locally and you have a lot of cases, it may be an advantage.