Corendon Airlines adds extra summer flight capacity
Corendon Airlines added additional summer 2023 capacity, due to the success of its ‘up to 50% off campaign’.
The promotion launched earlier this month.
Customers receive up to 50% off on all flights for travel between1 April to October 2023.
The campaign is due to end on 29 January.
Mine Aslan, Commercial Director said; “Following the success of our first full UK programme, we wanted to build on our success.”
“The offer has been well received amongst our trade partners and we have decided to add additional capacity and routes.”
Corendon Airlines’ summer 2023 programme features flights from the UK, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland and Poland.
Corendon will operate flights to Antalya and Dalaman from Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle, Glasgow and Bristol.
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