easyJet is further expanding its BER flight program and, with immediate effect, is flying to Liverpool in Great Britain again. The airline will fly to the city in northwest England twice a week on Mondays and Fridays. These flight days appeal to tourists and business travellers because they are ideal for mid-week business and extended weekend trips. easyJet started its flight operations at the former Schönefeld Airport with a connection to Liverpool in April 2004.
Summer flight plan
EasyJet is expanding its flight program to the popular Greek islands Crete (Chania and Heraklion), Corfu, and Rhodes in the summer flight plan. Crete will be on the flight schedule daily from BER from 30 March. Similarly, flights to Corfu start on 30 March. This route will initially be available twice a week (Thursdays and Sundays) and gradually expanded. Between May and October, the route will be flown from BER up to six times each week. From 2 April, the airline will fly to Rhodes thrice a week (Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays). A fourth frequency will be added on Tuesdays in the peak summer months, July and August.
The routes to Cairo (Egypt) and Lyon (France) will continue to be offered twice a week during the summer. Agadir (Morocco) is also on the flight schedule from BER twice a week until the end of May.
Overall, easyJet will fly to more than 50 destinations this summer from BER, giving travellers from the capital region many city trips, including major cities such as Geneva, London, Nice, Paris, Milan, and Zurich. The program also includes package holidays from the company’s own brand, easyJet, to popular summer destinations such as Gran Canaria, South Tenerife, and Fuerteventura, with a selection of up to 3,000 hotels.
