Corendon Airlines launches first summer flights from Gatwick
Corendon Airlines has officially launched London-Gatwick flights with the first departure to Antalya.
A ceremony was held prior to departure attended by representatives of Corendon Airlines, London-Gatwick Airport and the flight crew.
The airline, which has expanded its number of flights to Turkey, will now offer daily flights from London to Antalya, throughout summer 2022.
In addition to daily service to Antalya, Corendon is offering flights from Gatwick to Dalaman, Bodrum, Rhodes and Crete this summer.
Corendon Airlines says booking volume so far for summer 2022 is ‘very encouraging’.
Paul Riches, Corendon Airlines UK Commercial Representative said: “We have been preparing for the launch of our UK flights for a while. Now we are excited and proud to fly holidaymakers to sunny destinations.”
As well as Turkish destinations, the carrier will fly to Rhodes and Crete this summer.
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