Affordable airline Jet2 have announced extra flights to a popular holiday hotspot in time for the Easter holidays.
The airline and holiday provider has expanded its services for Edinburgh flyers eager to get some Mediterranean sun with extra flights set to jet off from the capital to Majorca.
For those looking for a sunny getaway in Easter, Edinburgh Airport has welcomed the extra flights in April. The additional services in April as part of the companies Summer 23 programme expansion of 11,000 additional seats.
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Majorca is a highly popular destination for sun seekers with warm temperatures throughout the year. While April can be an unpredictable month in Scotland, Majorca's temperatures can hit up to around 20C but can drop to around 9C at night.
Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays said: “As the UK’s leading tour operator and airline to Majorca, we are always quick to react to the demand from customers and independent travel agents.
"The early summer season is proving to be enormously popular in both destinations and we are very pleased to be offering even more choice and flexibility as a result of today’s announcement.
"Our Summer 23 programme is looking extremely popular and today’s expansion shows that this popularity applies right across the summer season, not just during the peak holiday period.”
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