Corendon Airlines unveils 2021 UK flight schedule
Corendon Airlines relaunched its 2021 programme with twice weekly flights departing London Gatwick to Antalya, Dalaman, and Crete.
It also unveiled weekly flight to Rhodes.
The Turkish airline will also fly twice weekly from Manchester to Dalaman.
It only offered a limited flight schedule last year due to Covid travel restrictions.
To mark the relaunch, the airline is giving a 25% family discount on new summer 2021 reservations if booked by 15 March.
"Since the recent UK government announcements we have seen a much greater level of activity and bookings from the UK and are looking to capture a greater share of the market with this latest promotion," the airline said.
"Current booking trends show that Turkey is proving as popular as ever for summer 2021 and at Corendon, we are looking to capitalize on this."
The ‘Family with Children Campaign’ offers a 25% discount for all reservations made through corendonairlines.com, or via agent partners. The discount is also applicable for children aged between 2-12 years old.
Corendon allows flight changes up to seven days before the flight without penalty throughout March.
The airline has offices in in Turkey, Malta and Amsterdam and operates a fleet of 24 Boeing 737 aircraft.
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