• easyJet is launching nine new routes from six UK airports
• New winter services are available to Canary Islands, Egypt, France, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Poland and Slovenia
• The airline’s network at its recently launched base at Newcastle Airport continues to grow with three more routes
• easyJet will be the only airline operating from Belfast International to Sharm El Sheikh and regularly to Rome, as well as the only airline connecting Southend to Budapest and Luton to Ljubljana
• Seats are available to book at easyJet.com and via the mobile app with great value fares starting from £23.99*
• Packages to all destinations are also available with easyJet holidays

  easyJet has announced new routes and package holidays from Birmingham to Agadir, Belfast International to Rome and Sharm El Sheikh, London Luton Airport to Ljubljana, London Southend Airport to Budapest, Newcastle to Fuerteventura, Reykjavik, and Krakow and Southampton to Paris.   The new routes will launch this winter with Southampton to Paris Charles de Gaulle taking off on 25 October and operating twice a week on Thursdays and Sundays.   Belfast International to Sharm El Sheikh and Rome will start on 25 and 26 October respectively. The Sharm El Sheikh service will depart twice a week on Wednesdays and Sundays, and Rome will depart twice a week on Mondays and Fridays – perfect for a long weekend getaway.   The airline’s new route from London Luton to Ljubljana will start on 26 October, and depart three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, providing a direct connection for passengers to the Slovenian capital and Lake Bled.   A new service from Southend to Budapest will also start on 26 October and depart twice a week on Mondays and Fridays providing a convenient connection for customers in Essex and London to this stunning capital on the Danube.   easyJet is further expanding its network at recently launched base Newcastle with the addition of three new routes. Flights to Fuerteventura, Krakow, and Reykjavik will start on 25, 26, and 27 October respectively. The route to Fuerteventura will depart twice a week on Thursdays and Sundays, the route to Krakow will depart twice a week on Mondays and Fridays, and the route to Reykjavik will depart twice a week on Tuesdays and Saturdays.   easyJet’s new route from Birmingham to Morocco’s coastal resort of Agadir will start on 27 October 2026 and depart twice a week on Tuesdays and Saturdays.   easyJet will be the only airline operating from Belfast International to Sharm El Sheikh and the only airline with a regular route from Belfast International to Rome. As well as being the only airline connecting London Southend to Budapest and London Luton to Ljubljana.   easyJet holidays offers packages to all destinations, inclusive of flights and hotel, plus 23kg luggage and transfers on beach getaways such as Agadir, Sharm El Sheikh and Fuerteventura. All holidays can be booked with a low deposit of £60 per person, making it a convenient option for holidaymakers to secure their dream winter getaway this spring. Kevin Doyle, easyJet’s UK Country Manager, said:   “We are excited to be launching nine new routes and packages from across the UK for this winter, providing customers with even more choice and connectivity. Whether they’re looking for winter sun, or a weekend away in some of Europe’s most iconic capitals, this new batch of routes further expands the range of exciting destinations available for our customers to choose from at affordable prices.”

 

• Second annual Impact Report highlights economic contribution across three Mediterranean destinations: Spain, Greece and Turkey
• Customers spent an estimated €1.2 billion with local businesses, highlighting the vital role of package holidays in supporting destination economies
• More than 2,800 hotels now hold recognised sustainability certifications – up over 65% year-on-year across its portfolio
• Over 11,000 customers have used electric airport transfers, travelling nearly half a million kilometres in destinations including Rhodes and Antalya

  Report: HERE   easyJet Holidays generated €5.9 billion in economic impact in 2025, according to its latest Impact Report, which details the brand’s contribution and commitment to brilliant and sustainable holidays at unbeatable prices. As easyJet Holidays accelerates efforts to make more sustainable holidays mainstream, the findings show a 65% increase in certified sustainable hotels and continued investment in lower-carbon initiatives. The report also highlights how the company is scaling practical solutions across its operations, partners and destinations through its ‘Holiday Better’ strategy.   It demonstrates strong year-on-year progress across its three key pillars: creating better holiday choices, keeping holidays special, and transforming travel for everyone.   Socio-economic impact in key Mediterranean destinations   easyJet Holidays commissioned Tourism Economics, part of Oxford Economics, to assess its impact across key destinations of Spain, Greece and Turkey. The study found that easyJet Holidays to these destinations generated €5.9 billion in economic output in 2025, contributing €2.4 billion to GDP, supporting 42,900 jobs and generating €678 million in tax revenues.   Customers also spent an estimated €1.2 billion with local businesses, underlining the important role package holidays play in supporting destination economies. The research also shows that easyJet Holidays customers stay significantly longer than average visitors, increasing their overall spend and economic contribution.   Major growth in certified sustainable hotels   A key milestone in 2025 is the rapid expansion of easyJet Holidays’ certified sustainable accommodation offering.  

• More than 2,800 propertiesin its portfolio now hold internationally recognised sustainability certifications – a 65% year-on-year increase
• Certification has been prioritised where it can have the biggest impact, including 42 of its top 100 highest-volume hotels
• The company continues to invest in partner education through its ongoing work with the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC)

  This builds on last year’s progress, where over a third of best-selling properties were certified, demonstrating continued momentum in making sustainable options more accessible to customers.   Electric transfers scale up across Europe   Following the successful launch of electric vehicle transfers in Rhodes last year, easyJet Holidays has expanded the initiative into new destinations including Antalya, Turkey.  

• More than 11,000 customershave now used electric transfers
• Covering almost 500,000 kilometres– equivalent to around 12 trips around the Earth
• Saving over 85 tonnes of CO₂e

  The initiative reflects the company’s focus on practical, scalable solutions that reduce emissions while improving the customer experience.   Supporting local communities and rural tourism   The report also outlines new efforts to ensure tourism delivers meaningful benefits to local communities.   Through engagement with partners in Greece, easyJet Holidays identified a need to better connect rural communities with mainstream tourism while protecting cultural heritage.   In response, the company has partnered with Planeterra to:  

• Support the development of community tourism enterprises
• Provide training, tools and networks to help communities participate in tourism sustainably
• Explore opportunities to integrate these experiences into future holiday offerings

  This work aims to create new income opportunities while enhancing customer experiences and preserving what makes destinations unique.   Tackling plastic waste in destinations   Building on growing customer demand to reduce single-use plastics, easyJet Holidays has also expanded its work with hotel partners in Menorca.  

• Four partner hotels and chains have undergone certification processes supported by audits and guidance
• Over 50kg of plastic waste has already been avoided
• More than 100 plastic-free alternativeshave been introduced for hotels to adopt

  These initiatives are designed to support long-term, scalable change across destinations.   Driving industry-wide progress through partnerships   The report also highlights easyJet Holidays’ continued collaboration with global organisations, including its partnership with UN Tourism to create the first environmental, social and governance (ESG) framework for businesses in the tourism industry.   easyJet Holidays also partners with Winnow to tackle systemic challenges such as food waste. With food waste identified as a major issue across the sector – with almost half a plate wasted per guest per meal in some resorts – the company is now helping develop practical frameworks and guidance for hotels to reduce waste at scale.   A focus on scale and real-world impact   Garry Wilson, CEO of easyJet Holidays, said: “As a mainstream tour operator, we have both the responsibility and the opportunity to help shape the future of travel. This year’s Impact Report highlights the progress we’re making and, for the first time, helps quantify the wider contribution of our holidays through our partnership with Oxford Economics.   “From expanding our certified hotel portfolio to scaling lower-carbon transport and supporting local communities, we’re focused on delivering measurable change at scale. This report shows how we’re turning practical solutions into meaningful action across mainstream travel.   “Our work with Oxford Economics is an important step in understanding and evidencing that contribution, helping ensure we continue to deliver value not only for our customers, but for the destinations and communities we serve.”

 

• easyJet celebrates first flight between London Southend and Jersey and first anniversary
• The route provides even more choice for customers across Essex and the South East
• Since opening the base, the airline has carried over 800,000 passengers to and from the airport

  easyJet is today celebrating its inaugural flight between London Southend and Jersey, and marking the first anniversary of its London Southend base.   The first flight to the largest of the Channel Islands took off on time and provides customers across Essex and the South East with even more choice at great value fares. The route continues to operate on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays throughout the summer.   The announcement comes as easyJet celebrates the first anniversary of its base at London Southend Airport, which opened in March 2025. Since then, the airline has flown more than 800,000 passengers to and from the airport, demonstrating strong and sustained demand from customers and supporting jobs and connectivity across the region.   easyJet holidays has also seen continued success from London Southend, with thousands of great‑value beach and city breaks available including 23kg luggage and transfers on all beach holidays.   Kevin Doyle, easyJet UK Country Manager, said:   “We are really pleased to be launching our first flights to Jersey as we celebrate the first anniversary of our Southend base and having carried over 800,000 customers in that time is a fantastic achievement.    “Since launching our new base at Southend Airport last March, the success we’ve seen has been a clear testament to the continued popularity of our flights and holidays, with customers choosing us for our trusted brand, unrivalled network and great value fares customers across Essex and the South East with unrivalled choice to book and fly with ease.”   Jude Winstanley, CEO of London Southend Airport, said:   “Its great to have the double celebration today of a new route to Jersey as well as the base opening anniversary. Handling 800,000 passengers in the first year of base operations with easyJet enabled London Southend to become the UK’s fastest growing airport in 2025 – and we expect strong growth again this year.   “Jersey was our most requested route from our customers, so its fantastic to see the first flight take-off today. Three summers ago we had just four routes from London Southend - this summer our network boasts 21 routes giving passengers a great choice of beach breaks, city escapes, lakes and mountains.”   With a catchment area the same size as Switzerland and around eight million people living within an hour of the airport, the opening of a base last year at London Southend provides easyJet with further growth opportunities in the UK leisure travel and package holiday market.   easyJet was founded 30 years ago and since then it has flown over 800 million customers to and from the UK. Today, easyJet is the largest UK airline and serves 22 UK airports offering flights and package holidays across more than 650 routes to nearly 140 destinations across Europe, North Africa and employs c.12,000 people across England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

 

• easyJet’s first flights took off for the first time today
• easyJet now offers 88 routes from Manchester and bases 24 aircraft at the airport
• Flights are continuing to operate twice weekly throughout the summer with great value fares from £26.99* at easyJet.com and via the mobile app

  easyJet, has launched its inaugural flights to the French city of Montpellier from Manchester.   Customers can now explore the historic city centre of Montpellier, visit the impressive Place de la Comédie, and enjoy the vibrant local cafés and markets. sunny Mediterranean climate and proximity to the coast.   The inaugural flights from Manchester took off today and will continue to operate twice-weekly on Mondays and Fridays throughout the summer season.   Great value seats are available to book from £26.99* at easyJet.com and via the mobile app.   Kevin Doyle, easyJet’s UK Country Manager, said:   “We are really pleased to be celebrating our inaugural flights to the fantastic city of Montpellier, just a stone’s throw from the Mediterranean coast. By introducing new connections from Manchester on our unrivalled leisure network, customers from across the northwest can now enjoy even more choice this summer to book and travel with ease.   “We’re continuing to provide our customers with even more choice and connectivity at fantastic fares, and we look forward to welcoming them onboard.”   Stephen Turner, Chief Commercial Officer at Manchester Airport, said:   "We are proud to connect the people of the North with more destinations than any other airport in the country outside London, so it's fantastic to be celebrating this inaugural flight today.    “Montpellier is not currently served by any other airline so passengers planning a holiday to the south of France this summer will have even more choice of destinations when flying from Manchester. We're sure this new route will prove extremely popular."   easyJet now connects customers in the North-West with 88 routes throughout the UK, Europe and North Africa.   easyJet launched services from Manchester for the first time in March 2008 where it now bases 24 Airbus A320 family aircraft and employs nearly 1000 people including Pilots, Cabin Crew.   Today, the airline operates up to 915 flights a week from Manchester, offering 79 routes to 25 countries across Europe and North Africa, offering choice and great value fares for both leisure and business travellers and has flown over 50 million customers since operations began.

EasyJet is gearing up for its busiest ever Easter period, with customers set to travel on almost 30,000 flights. This equates to about 5.2 million seats across Europe during the busy school holidays. Across this first Easter travel weekend alone customers will take to the skies on over 5,000 easyJet flights. From the UK, the airline is set to operate up to 16,000 flights during the Easter period, flying customers to destinations for spring sunshine as well as to European city break hotspots. While Easter traditionally marks the end of the ski season, some higher‑altitude resorts remain open into April. For sun‑seekers, the Canary Islands, including Tenerife and Lanzarote, remain among the most popular choices, along with Spanish mainland favourites Alicante and Malaga. EasyJet holidays is also set for its biggest Easter on record, welcoming over a quarter more customers than last year’s Easter weekend. Hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers are expected to jet off over the two-week break, with the most popular package holiday destinations including Spain, Portugal, the Canary Islands, and Paris city breaks. Kevin Doyle, easyJet's UK Country Manager, said: “Every Easter we see more customers choosing easyJet and this year we’re set to fly more than 30,000 flights across Europe to over 140 destinations.”

  easyJet is preparing for its busiest ever Easter getaway, with customers set to travel on almost 30,000 flights, with 5.2 million seats on offer across Europe during the school break.   Across this first Easter travel weekend alone customers will take to the skies on over 5000 easyJet flights, as families make the most of the spring break to enjoy warmer weather and much‑needed time away.   From the UK, the airline is set to operate up to 16,000 flights during the Easter period, flying customers to destinations offering spring sunshine as well as classic European city breaks.   While Easter traditionally marks the end of the ski season, some higher‑altitude resorts remain open into April, meaning customers looking for late‑season snow still have plenty of options to hit the slopes.   For sun‑seekers, the Canary Islands, including Tenerife and Lanzarote, remain among the most popular choices, while Spanish mainland favourites Alicante and Malaga also continue to be in high demand.   easyJet holidays is also set for its biggest Easter on record, welcoming over a quarter more customers than last year’s Easter weekend. Hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers are expected to jet off over the two-week break, with the most popular package holiday destinations including Spain, Portugal, the Canary Islands, and city breaks to Paris.   Kevin Doyle, easyJet's UK Country Manager, said:   “Every Easter we see more customers choosing easyJet for our unrivalled network, choice, brilliant package holidays and great value – and this year we’re set to fly more than 30,000 flights across Europe to over 140 destinations.   “Easter marks a welcome chance for families, couples and friends to enjoy a break together, whether that’s a dose of early‑spring sunshine or exploring one of Europe’s great cities. We’re continuing to offer even more flying to the destinations that matter most to our customers, always focused on making travel easy.”   Easter packages with easyJet holidays include:  

• easyJet holidays offers seven nights at 5* Hotel Croatia Cavtat in Dubrovnik on a Bed & Breakfast basis for £490 per person*, including 23kg of luggage per person, transfers and flights from London Gatwick on 8 April 2026.
• easyJet holidays offers seven nights at 4* Canvas by Mitsis Messonghi in Corfu on an All Inclusive basis for £380 per person*, including 23kg of luggage per person, transfers and flights from London Gatwick on 18 April 2026.
• easyJet holidays offers seven nights at 4* Bluesun Hotel Alga in Split on a Bed & Breakfast basis for £367 per person*, including 23kg of luggage per person, transfers, and flights from Manchester on 8 April 2026.
• easyJet holidays offers seven nights at 5* Royal Thalassa Monastir in Tunisia on an All Inclusive basis for £368 per person*, including 23kg of luggage per person, transfers, and flights from London Gatwick on 15 April 2026

  Holidaymakers can also use easyJet’s Low Fare Finder to explore the lowest fares across the airline’s entire network in one place.

 

• easyJet has put a new route on sale from Liverpool to Seville for summer 2026
• Airline’s unrivalled network from Liverpool now offers 41 routes to 18 countries, giving customers even more choice and great value
• Seats are now on sale on easyJet.com and via the mobile app with fares starting from £39.49*

  easyJet has today announced the launch of a new summer route from Liverpool John Lennon Airport, with flights to Seville now on sale for summer 2026.   The airline’s new service to the Andalusian capital will operate twice a week on Thursdays and Sundays, starting on 2^nd August providing customers even more choice of sunshine destinations direct from Liverpool.   The addition of Seville, a city known for its striking Moorish architecture, atmospheric old town, world‑famous tapas bars and vibrant cultural scene offers customers the perfect option for a short break or a longer summer escape.   Kevin Doyle, easyJet UK Country Manager, said:   “We’re excited to be adding Seville to our growing network from Liverpool for next summer. Customers now have the opportunity to explore this vibrant Spanish city, and we look forward to welcoming them onboard this new route from Liverpool.”   “Our short-haul network from Liverpool offers unrivalled choice for those planning their holidays for next year, to book and fly with ease.”   Paul Winfield, LJLA’s Aviation Director, commented:   “We are delighted to welcome another fantastic easyJet route to Liverpool John Lennon Airport. Seville is a stunning cultural destination with strong demand for both outbound leisure travel and inbound tourism.   “easyJet’s continued growth here at the north west’s Faster, Easier, Friendlier Airport demonstrates the strength of the Liverpool market, and we anticipate this new Seville service will be very popular with travellers across the region.”   Over the past 12 months, easyJet has continued to expand its Liverpool network, adding a number of new destinations and increasing fleet capacity at the airport.   During the summer, the airline based an additional aircraft in Liverpool — bringing the total to eight — enabling even more choice and flexibility for customers booking flights and package holidays across Europe and North Africa.   easyJet was founded 30 years ago and since then it has flown over 800 million customers to and from the UK. Today, easyJet is the largest UK airline and serves 22 UK airports offering flights and package holidays across more than 650 routes to nearly 140 destinations across Europe, North Africa and employs c.12,000 people across England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

 

• New summer route connecting London Gatwick to Newquay will launch this summer
• Flights will operate twice a week from 23 June 2026
• New service will enhance regional connectivity and support Cornwall’s visitor economy
• Seats are now on sale on easyJet.com and via the mobile app

  easyJet has announced it will operate flights between London Gatwick and Newquay this summer.   The inaugural flight will take off on 23 June 2026 and operate twice weekly on Tuesdays and Saturdays.   The new route will strengthen direct domestic connectivity between London and the South East and Newquay, whether for a coastal getaway, visiting friends and family, or onward connections across Europe and beyond, while also supporting Cornwall’s visitor economy for those looking to explore everything the region has to offer.   Kevin Doyle, easyJet UK Country Manager, said:   “We are delighted to be launching flights from London Gatwick to Newquay this summer, providing even greater connectivity for customers in London and the South East wishing to explore Cornwall.     The new route will not only offer direct links to the South West but will also provide access to Europe and beyond through our leading short-haul network, while continuing to support Cornwall’s important visitor economy.   In our 30th year we remain committed to providing even more choice, all with great value fares, and we look forward to welcoming more customers on board this summer.”   Nigel Scott, Commercial Director, Cornwall Airport Newquay, said:   “We’re very pleased to welcome this new London Gatwick service with easyJet for the peak summer season.   Demand for Cornwall continues to grow, particularly from the South East, and this route provides an affordable and convenient way for visitors to access the region during one of our busiest periods.   Building on the strong performance of easyJet’s Manchester route over the past two summers, this new service further strengthens our partnership.   The Saturday service opens up new leisure connections via Gatwick, with opportunities to align with easyJet holidays, and we look forward to working together to maximise this potential.”   Earlier this week, the airline launched its 11th UK base and continues to grow across the UK regions, with eight new Airbus A320 family aircraft joining its UK-based fleet in Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow and Newcastle. This growth is strengthening vital UK connectivity for both holidaymakers and the more than five million customers travelling for business, while supporting thousands of jobs.   Since 2023, easyJet has grown by nearly a third (31%) at its regional bases, offering more than 200 additional routes and providing UK travellers with even greater choice and value from their local airports.   easyJet was founded 30 years ago and since then it has flown over 800 million customers to and from the UK. Today, easyJet is the largest UK airline and serves 22 UK airports offering flights and package holidays across more than 650 routes to nearly 140 destinations across Europe, North Africa and employs c.12,000 people across England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

EasyJet just dropped its Big Seat Release, with over 12 million seats on sale for 2027. Seats travelling between 1 February and 21 March 2027 are now on sale including over February half term. This represents more than seven million seats on flights to and from the UK. It spans over 140 destinations across Europe and North Africa from 22 UK airports, for a city break, winter sun or skiing holiday. Additionally, easyJet holidays is offering thousands more package holidays for Winter 2027 to the Canary Islands, Egypt, Morocco, Spain and Tunisia, as well as popular city breaks including Paris, Reykjavik, Prague and Amsterdam. There are over 10,000 hand-picked hotels in 100+ destinations. All packages include flights and hotel, with 23kg luggage and transfers on all beach getaways.

EasyJet has officially launched its new Paris service from London Stansted.   The route operates twice weekly on Thursdays and Sundays throughout March before moving to Mondays and Fridays for the summer. The new route is expected to be popular with those flying to Paris and London for business as well as for leisure travellers. Seats can be booked at easyJet.com and via the app. The new route was hailed by the airport as a ‘fantastic addition.’ “We’re confident the route will prove extremely popular with both leisure and business travellers. This new connection offers greater choice and convenience for our passengers,” said Cairan Brannigan, London Stansted’s Commercial Director. Kevin Doyle, easyJet’s UK Country Manager, added: “We are really pleased to be celebrating our new route which is proving to be popular.  We’re continuing to provide our customers across the region with even more choice and connectivity.” 

Leisure airline easyJet has extended its Twilight Bag Drop service to Liverpool John Lennon Airport. The service enables a stress free start to a holiday, allowing travellers to drop off bags in the evening before an early morning flight. It is now available at Liverpool Airport for flights that depart before 7.30am the next morning. Passengers may drop off and check in their bags starting from 7.30pm until 9.00pm on the night before. This enables passengers to head straight for security screening on the day of departure. An added perk of the Twilight Bag Drop service is up to one hour of free parking in the airport’s Drop Off 2 car park. Kevin Doyle, easyJet’s UK Country Manager said the service is aimed at making the airport experience as seamless as possible on the day of departure. Twilight Bag Drop is currently available at many of easyjet’s UK airport bases including Gatwick, London Luton Airport, Manchester and Edinburgh Airport.

  easyJet is set to fly into its busiest ever half-term getaway as customers jet off on 15,800 flights across Europe throughout the week-long school break.   Nearly half a million holidaymakers will be taking to the skies on over 3,000 easyJet flights alone during this weekend.   The airline is set to operate up to 9,000 flights to and from the UK during half-term as many families make the most of the break to catch some much-needed winter sun or hit the ski slopes.   Geneva is proving to be the most popular destination across the network this half-term, providing easy access to the Alps for snow sports lovers and the airline is offering even more choice from popular ski airports also including Innsbruck, Grenoble, Salzburg, Lyon, Turin and Zurich.   Meanwhile for sun-seekers, the Red Sea resorts of Sharm-el-Shiekh and Hurghada offer year-round sunshine and recently topped easyJet’s new holiday hotlist which charts the best winter sun destinations and with crystal-clear waters, bright coral reefs, and off-season temperatures it’s sure to tempt customers this half term.   Tenerife and neighbouring Canary Island, Lanzarote, are also proving to be among the top destinations, with ever-popular Spanish beach destinations Alicante and Malaga continuing to attract winter sun holidaymakers.   Package holiday company easyJet holidays is set for its biggest ever February half term, with Valentine’s Day as the biggest arrival day for the tour operator.   Winter sun destinations Tenerife and Egypt are the most popular Winter sun destinations for holidaymakers, whilst Amsterdam and Paris are amongst the top city destinations for a romantic getaway.   Travellers can save on a last-minute break with the easyJet holidays Big Orange Sale, which is offering up to £500 off city breaks and beach packages using the code BIGSALE*. All holidays include flights and hotel, plus 23kg luggage per person and transfers on beach.   Kevin Doyle, easyJet's UK Country Manager, said:   "Every year customers continue to choose easyJet for our unrivalled network, choice, brilliant package holidays, and great value with more than 15,800 flights taking off across Europe this half term to over 140 destinations across Europe and beyond.   “February half term is a chance for many to get a break from gloomy winter weather and enjoy some quality time together and so we remain focused on offering even more flying to destinations that take people to the sun or the slopes, always aiming to make travel easy.”   Last minute holidaymakers looking for inspiration can also use easyJet's Low Fare Finder to search for the lowest fares on easyJet's entire network, all in one place.   To discover more about easyJet’s network and to book, visit easyJet.com.   easyJet serves 22 UK airports, offering more than 640 routes to over 140 destinations from the UK to Europe and beyond. To discover more about easyJet’s UK network and to book, visit easyJet.com.