IT might not even be Easter yet but Jet2 are busy planning their Christmas schedule and there’s good news for Scots.
The holiday giants are planning two NEW destinations from Glasgow airport to some of Europe’s most popular Christmas markets.
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And they are also expanding the existing service from Edinburgh to Vienna as the report strong demand for forward bookings for Winter 24/25.
So whether you’re are looking for a weekend, long-weekend or mid-week stay, with multiple weekly services on sale and friendly flight times, the airline and city breaks operator will offer plenty of opportunity next winter to marvel at the festive sights guaranteeing the perfect start to the Christmas countdown.
The two new routes from Glasgow are to Berlin and Vienna, allowing travellers the time to enjoy authentic festive experiences over the Christmas season.
The leading leisure airline will operate two weekly scheduled services and dedicated trips to Berlin from Glasgow Airport from November 29-December 16 (Monday and Friday).
And they’ll fly travellers to Vienna twice a week on Thursdays and Sundays from November 29-December 22.
In addition, Jet2 has also extended the Christmas Markets season to Vienna from Edinburgh by introducing more festive flights and city breaks in December and January.
Additional services have added from December 26-January 5, with up to two weekly services (Thursday and Sunday) with flights beginning on November 21.
Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks already operate flights to the Christmas Markets in Krakow and Prague. They also fly to Prague from Edinburgh.
Customers booking a Christmas Markets getaway can choose from a flight-only option or a package holiday which included hold luggage and a choice of 2-5 star hotels.
Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays, said: “This announcement represents a significant expansion to our Winter 24/25 Christmas Markets programme from Glasgow and Edinburgh Airports.
“Berlin and Vienna are truly magical Christmas Market destinations, and we have no doubt these new routes and the additional flights will be enormous hits with holidaymakers in the region.”
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