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Jet2 brings forward Turkey summer 2023 schedules
Tuesday, Aug 09, 2022
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To meet growing demand to Turkey, Jet2 will bring forward the summer 2023 season flying to Dalaman and Izmir.
Dalaman flights kick off from March 17 from Manchester, London Stansted, Birmingham and Bristol.
Leeds Bradford flights begin on March 20 and Glasgow on April 2
Jet2 brought forward the start of its summer 2023 season to Bodrum, with flights from early April
Flights and holidays to Izmir also start earlier from Birmingham Manchester and London Stansted in mid-April.
“Dalaman and Izmir are both enormously popular and there is huge demand,” Steve Heapy, chief executive of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays said.
Jet2 also operates year-round services to Antalya from all its UK bases.
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