easyJet Opens Three New Routes This Winter
easyJet has announced three new winter routes linking Bristol with Strasbourg, London Luton with Pristina, and Belfast International with Aberdeen. The expansion adds two international services and one domestic connection, while returning the airline to the UK–Kosovo market. The routes will begin at different points between November 2026 and January 2027, widening the winter schedules available at all three British airports.
The Three New Winter Routes
- Bristol–Strasbourg: Starts 20 November 2026; Mondays and Fridays; from £49.99 one way
- London Luton–Pristina: Starts 7 December 2026; Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; from £43.99 one way
- Belfast International–Aberdeen: Starts 4 January 2027; Mondays and Fridays; from £18.99 one way
- Season: Winter 2026/27
- Booking: easyJet website and app
- Fare conditions: Per person, including taxes
The Pristina service will be easyJet’s first route linking Britain with Kosovo, restoring a connection the airline previously operated from the UK. easyJet will also be the sole carrier flying directly on the Bristol–Strasbourg and Belfast–Aberdeen routes. Package holidays are available for Strasbourg, Aberdeen and Belfast, with three nights in Strasbourg starting at £268 per person, including flights and accommodation.
Strasbourg’s late-November launch is timed for its Christmas season, making the city’s festive centre easier to reach directly from south-west England. Pristina adds a winter option combining historic landmarks with access to Kosovo’s mountain scenery. The Belfast–Aberdeen flight reconnects two maritime cities without requiring a journey through another British airport, creating a simpler route for short breaks, business trips and visits to friends or family.
Flights to Strasbourg and Aberdeen operate on Mondays and Fridays, making them best suited to weekend-length trips, while the Pristina service adds a Wednesday departure. Published fares include taxes but cover only a one-way journey; checked bags, seat selection and other extras cost more. With no competing direct service on the Strasbourg and Aberdeen links, some passengers can replace indirect journeys with a single flight.