11 June 2025

EasyJet expands flights to and from Italy for winter

With over 7 million seats on sale and a growth of 10%, the British company strengthens its winter offer from Malpensa, Naples, Rome Fiumicino and Linate, expanding routes and frequencies to the most popular destinations

easyJet confirms its commitment to the Italian market by presenting the offer for the 2025/2026 winter season, which includes over 7 million seats to and from Italy, with an increase of 10% compared to the previous year. The network includes ideal destinations for every type of traveler: from relaxation in the sun to ski holidays, cultural city breaks and nature excursions, with connections throughout Europe and the Mediterranean area.

Milan Malpensa
From Milan Malpensa, easyJet will make over 3 million seats available, maintaining the new summer routes introduced in 2025 (Tbilisi, Paris Orly, Hamburg and Düsseldorf) and launching Bilbao for the first time also in winter. The route to Sharm el-Sheikh is growing strongly, reaching over 120,000 seats (+40%), becoming easyJet's most important connection to Egypt. Frequencies to key destinations such as London Gatwick, Marrakech, Malaga and Seville are also increasing, while the route to Reykjavik will be active every day even in the cold season.

Naples
In Naples, the company grew by 19%, exceeding 100,000 seats to Egypt and registering a +50% on the route to Sharm el-Sheikh alone (over 80,000 seats). Flights to France also exceed 200,000, with Paris in the lead. Connections with Amsterdam (+40%) and Sicily are also growing, where there is a +18% on Palermo and +11% on Catania.

Rome Fiumicino
easyJet's new Rome-Fiumicino base, with three dedicated aircraft, leads to a 38% increase in capacity. France is confirmed as the main destination, with over 400,000 seats, of which 157,000 on the Rome-Paris Orly route (+10%).

Milan Linate
Milan Linate, on the other hand, marks the most significant growth of the network: +135% compared to last winter, with over 250,000 seats to France and five aircraft based.

News for Switzerland
easyJet will operate the Basel-Cagliari route for the first time throughout the winter, expanding connectivity with Sardinia even in the low season.

Edited by the Editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine

Text source: EasyJet Press Office

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