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easyJet announces new route to Ljubljana from London Gatwick

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easyJet announces new route to Ljubljana from London Gatwick - Airports / Routes publisher
Dana Ermolenko
Country: United Kingdom Aircraft: Airplanes

easyJet, Europe’s leading airline, has announced a new route from London Gatwick to Ljubljana.

The new year round service commences 5th December 2016 with flights on sale now at www.easyjet.com. Flights will operate four times per week Monday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday with fares starting from £34.99 one way per person*.

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Neil Slaven, easyJet’s commercial manager, commented:

“We started flying to Ljubljana from London Stansted in April 2004 and since then it has proved to be a popular destinations for our passengers.

“We believe there is a real demand for this flight from London Gatwick and are excited to add this to city to our network. We are sure that its mixture of diverse, modern and historical culture will make it a popular service for our customers from London Gatwick.”

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