EasyJet to commence Geneva -Tel Aviv flights

Starting August 30, easyJet will operate 4 weekly flights between Geneva and Tel Aviv as part of an expansion of its network
22.02.10 / 00:00
EasyJet to commence Geneva -Tel Aviv flights
22.02.10
EasyJet to commence Geneva -Tel Aviv flights
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Starting August 30, easyJet will operate 4 weekly flights between Geneva and Tel Aviv as part of an expansion of its network
 
Budget air carrier easyJet (EZJ.L) announced last Monday it was launching a Geneva - Tel Aviv route at the end of August 2010 as part of an expansion of its network.
 
Starting August 30, easyJet will operate 4 weekly flights between Geneva and Tel Aviv.
 
The route would become the second to Israel for easyJet, which launched flights between London's Luton Airport and TelAviv last November. EasyJet said in a statement that the route has had a load factor of about 90%.
 
easyJet plc is an airline carrier operating principally in Europe. The Company operates a network in the European short-haul aviation. The principal activities of its subsidiaries include airline operation and aircraft trading and leasing. Its subsidiaries include easyJet Airline Company Limited, easyJet Switzerland S.A., easyJet Aircraft Company Limited, easyJet Sterling Limited, easyJet Leasing Limited and easyJet Malta Limited. The Company has a 49% interest in easyJet Switzerland SA.

 

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