Jet2 takes flight to Athens for the first time
Jet2 has jetted off to Athens for the first time.
Flights departed from Manchester and Birmingham Airports to the Greek capital.
Jet2 is flying to Athens twice a week from both airports until the end of October.
Customers can choose from a flight-only with Jet2.com, or a package option with Jet2CityBreaks.
Flights and city breaks to Athens are part of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays’ expanded programme for summer 2022.
It has over half a million extra seats on sale to Greece compared to summer 2019 – a capacity increase of 86%.
As well as offering services to Athens flights for the first time, Jet2 also operate to two other new destinations this summer – Sardinia (Manchester and London Stansted) and Sicily (Leeds Bradford, Manchester and London Stansted) from 1 May.
Learn more about : Jet2.com ( United Kingdom )
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