Easyjet suddenly 'ends' flights to Spanish destination after 'review'

James Rodger

14 November 2024 at 7:52 am·2-min read

Easyjet suddenly 'ends' flights to Spanish destination after 'review' — -Credit: (Image: Reach Publishing Services Limited)

Easyjet has clarified ending flights to Madrid in Spain in the European Union after customer panic. easyJet has moved to explain why flights to the popular Spanish destination suddenly end next year - ahead of the New Year.

A customer hoping to book a flight to Madrid and asked: "Are you stopping the route Madrid-Luton after March 2025?". easyJet said in response: "Some routes are seasonal. We are constantly reviewing our routes and flight availability, so please continue to check our website."

Easyjet - which is rivalled by Jet2, TUI, Ryanair and more - also sent over a link to where the person could sign up for a newsletter to get the latest updates as new flights are released. It said: "To ensure that our website functions properly, we use strictly necessary cookies.

"With your consent, which you can withdraw or adjust at any time, we use cookies and cookieless technology to enhance the performance and functionality of our website; to personalise offers in the advertisements you may see on our website; to analyse the performance of our marketing; and to deliver easyJet tailored advertising and marketing content, on and off our site through our advertising partners."

It explained: "Autumn: it’s all luke-warm lattes, soggy leaves and pockets full of tissues. For 2025, let’s change it up, think: blue skies, new cities, local delicacies, t-shirt weather and the biggest and floppiest of beach hats. How? With a Big Seat Release.

"From out-of-season sunshine to half-term happiness, our Autumn 2025 flights to over 150 destinations are now ready to book. Fancy a city escape? Amsterdam and Paris are perfect options if you’re looking to get out there and discover a hidden gem. Or if it’s a beach getaway you’re after, then our customers love Tenerife, Rhodes and Antalya. All of which have family-friendly beaches, tasty local cuisine and sunny climates.

"Looks like someone’s a keen bean. Check back here to be the first to know about the next Big Seat Release and sign up to our newsletter for updates. In the meantime, use our easyJet Low Fare Finder to discover the best 2025 flight deals."

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