26 August 2024
New route from Pisa to London Southend with easyJet
Flight from 31 March 2025, with two weekly frequencies scheduled on Mondays and Fridays from Pisa airport
easyJet is complementing its offer for summer 2025, expanding the routes from Pisa airport. From 31 March 2025, a new Pisa - London (Southend) route will be activated, offering Tuscan travellers additional options for the summer, in line with the strategy of expanding international routes from Pisa airport.
London Southend, where easyJet will open its tenth base in the United Kingdom in spring 2025 with three Airbus A320neos, joins the current destinations of London Gatwick and Luton, further expanding the offer of destinations reachable from Pisa, including Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Bristol, Manchester, Paris (Charles de Gaulle and Orly) and Porto. Passengers will be able to fly to London Southend from 31 March 2025, with two weekly frequencies scheduled on Mondays and Fridays.
By the Editorial Board of Avion Tourism Magazine
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