EasyJet is launching seven new flight routes from five airports across the United Kingdom beginning in November 2026, expanding its services amid challenging market conditions.
Liverpool to Reykjavík Service Launches
The carrier inaugurated its Liverpool John Lennon Airport to Reykjavík, Iceland route on November 3, 2026. This route operates twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays throughout the winter season, with fares starting at approximately £25. EasyJet’s UK Country Manager highlighted this as an expansion of travel choices for customers in the North West. Liverpool John Lennon Airport’s Aviation Director noted the benefit to passengers in the region of having direct access to Iceland.
Manchester Reinstates Connection to Nuremberg
From November
2026, EasyJet resumes a twice-weekly service from Manchester Airport to Nuremberg, Germany, operating on Mondays and Fridays until early January 2027. This route was last available in 2019 and caters to travelers interested in destinations known for traditional events like the Christmas market in Nuremberg. Return fares start from £64 per person.
Expanded Newcastle Routes Include Kraków, Marrakesh, and Copenhagen
Since EasyJet established its base at Newcastle Airport in March 2026, the airline has increased the number of routes to 31. The Newcastle Airport to Kraków, Poland route operates twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays, launched in October 2026 with no announced end date. Fares begin at £25.99
one way. Additionally, Newcastle to Marrakesh, Morocco flights run twice weekly on Tuesdays and Saturdays, with tickets from £22.99. Starting November 5, 2026, Newcastle to Copenhagen, Denmark flights will operate twice weekly on Thursdays and Sundays.
London Southend to Belfast and London Luton to Rabat Routes
EasyJet began a thrice-weekly service between London Southend Airport and Belfast, Northern Ireland on November 2, 2026, with flights on Mondays, Fridays, and Sundays. This route caters to both leisure and business travelers. Separately, London Luton Airport will offer a twice-weekly service to Rabat, Morocco starting November 5, 2026, with fares from £21.99. Airport and airline officials expressed optimism about passenger demand on these
routes due to convenient connections and popular destinations.
Official Perspectives on Network Expansion
EasyJet’s UK Country Manager emphasized the increased travel options brought by the Liverpool to Reykjavík service and the importance of the Belfast connection for both leisure and business traffic. Liverpool John Lennon and Newcastle Airports’ aviation directors noted the strategic growth and regional benefits of EasyJet’s expanding network. London Southend Airport’s Business Development Director welcomed Belfast to the airport’s route portfolio, projecting strong demand.
