easyJet Starts First Flights to Brussels

easyJet announce flights to Brussels from the UK

Low cost airline easyJet has started its first flights to Brussels from the UK. Operating the route out of Liverpool Airport, the 15 year old airline who have in that time become a somewhat iconic budget air travel firm, will offer those in the north west of England a brand new service to the European Union's capital.

Whilst easyJet currently provide transport for millions of people per year to an extensive range of destinations throughout Europe and northern Africa, they have never before offered a direct service to the Belgium capital from the UK. Flying out of Liverpool, the service offers those in the area a six times weekly service which flies every day except Saturday. Introducing the route as part of their scheme to improve low cost business travel networks across Europe, the route will be perfect for those looking for direct access to one of the major business cities on the continent.

In addition to business, Brussels is also a fantastic city for leisure, with a great range of activities and entertainment to partake of. The city is full of opposites, with its distinct Flemish and French cultural differences at its very heart. Fine foods are abundant, and with a café atmosphere there is always somewhere to stop and take a break. Art Nouveau architecture, fine museums, and impressive chocolate shops are also readily available providing those seeking a city break with an ideal reason to make use of easyJet's new route from Liverpool airport.

Posted by Barry, 17 February 2011 13:10

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