EasyJet UK to Sicily: New Summer Route 2024
- EasyJet is increasing its presence in Italy with the launch of new direct flights connecting Bristol, England, and Palermo, Sicily.
- The airline will operate the bristol to Palermo flights twice a week, on Thursdays and Sundays.
- the expansion aims to make Sicily more accessible to international travelers, according to Lorenzo Lagorio, manager of easyjet's Italian unit.
EasyJet has launched a new direct flight route connecting Bristol and Palermo, offering fresh travel options for those seeking a summer escape to Sicily. This initiative expands EasyJet’s presence in Italy with twice-weekly flights, starting June 26th and running until october 12th, enhancing travel and tourism to the popular summer destination. Conveniently, the flights are scheduled for Thursdays and Sundays via 186-seat Airbus A320neo aircraft. This strategic move reflects EasyJet’s commitment to expanding its network, making Sicily, with its Palermo Cathedral and vibrant street markets, more accessible to international travelers. Find this and more at News Directory 3. Discover what’s next for EasyJet’s route expansion.
EasyJet Adds Bristol-Palermo Flights, Boosts Italy Travel Options
Updated June 25, 2025
EasyJet is increasing its presence in Italy with the launch of new direct flights connecting Bristol, England, and Palermo, Sicily. The new route, offering convenient travel options, began Thursday, June 26, and will continue through Oct. 12.
The airline will operate the bristol to Palermo flights twice a week, on Thursdays and Sundays. The flights will use 186-seat Airbus A320neo aircraft, featuring a single economy class. This new route follows EasyJetS recent introduction of seasonal services to palermo from Lisbon, Portugal, which began June 3, and Palma de Mallorca, Spain, which started June 23. These new routes enhance travel and tourism options for those seeking a summer getaway.
the expansion aims to make Sicily more accessible to international travelers, according to Lorenzo Lagorio, manager of easyjet’s Italian unit. Salvatore Burrafato, head of Gesap, which manages Palermo’s airport, anticipates the new connections will boost tourism and positively impact the local economy. Palermo, situated on Sicily’s northern coast, is a favored summer destination, known for landmarks like the Palermo Cathedral and vibrant street markets.
What’s next
EasyJet plans to continue evaluating opportunities to expand its network and provide more travel options to popular destinations, focusing on meeting the growing demand for both leisure and business travel.