Jet2 has announced eight new routes to Greece alongside three new destinations for summer 2025, marking a significant expansion of its Mediterranean operations.
The airline will offer three million seats to Greece and its islands across more than 100 routes, with 28 being exclusive to Jet2.
The expansion includes new Greek destinations Poros, Aegina and Leros which Jet2 announced in November, with flights to nearby the islands accessible from Manchester and Birmingham Airport and a small connecting route bringing holidaymakers to their destination.
The new routes will fly from Bournemouth, Bristol and London Luton Airport.
New routes for summer 2025
- Bournemouth – Corfu
- Bournemouth – Crete (Heraklion)
- Bournemouth – Rhodes
- Bournemouth – Zante
- Bristol – Kalamata
- London Luton – Crete (Heraklion)
- London Luton – Rhodes
- London Luton – Zante
During peak periods, the airline is aiming to operate up to 320 weekly flights to 14 Greek airports.
Jet2 CEO Steve Heapy said: “We are experiencing fantastic demand for Greek holidays from customers and independent travel agents.
“We are investing considerably into expanding our Greek operations, whilst working with our hotel and industry partners to make sure that we boost awareness, fill hotels, and create the best holiday memories.
“We look forward to another year of bringing happy holidaymakers to this fantastic destination.”
Flights from London Luton and Bournemouth Airport will make their way to Crete
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In November, Jet2.com and Jet2holidays added Palermo in Sicily to its arsenal of destinations in Italy, as it marked Jet2’s 10th Italian airport destination, with services beginning in summer 2026.
Manchester will offer twice-weekly flights on Tuesdays and Fridays, while Birmingham will offer weekly Wednesday services and Newcastle International weekly Tuesday services respectively.
The recent announcement also follows news from Jet2.com and Jet2holidays on its Summer Sun programme from Leeds Bradford Airport for 2025.
The expansion will see the UK’s largest tour operator increase capacity across routes to Spain, Portugal, Greece, Bulgaria, and Italy.
