New Flights To The Canaries Will Boost The Property Market.

New flight services to the Canaries should be a boost for the property market. All the Canary Islands and in particular Fuerteventura could be in line for a property market boost as low-cost airlines start arriving from the UK.

Budget carrier EasyJet has revealed that three new services will fly to the Islands from early next month. A Liverpool to Fuerteventura service will begin on November 2nd and flights to Lanzarote will start from the same location on the 3rd. On November 4th, a new service will commence to Fuerteventura from London Stansted.

Palm Air and Monach Airways have already started new services to Fuerteventura.

RyanAir are also opening new air routes into Lanzarote which with the regular ferry routes between the two islands means even more choice for travellers to Fuerteventura.

Easyjet is to start a raft of new routes across Euorpe in the winter.

Easyjet have announced new destinations and services to add to its european routes. Eight of the 15 new routes will run from UK airports, mainly to winter sun destinations.

The low cost carrier is to serve Sharm el Sheikh and Paphos from Luton; Fuerteventura from Liverpool and Stansted; Lanzarote from Liverpool; Lyon from Edinburgh, Hamburg and Porto from Gatwick.

Other services added to the network for winter 2009-10 include six routes from Rome and one from Madrid.

Fares from the UK start at £27.99 one-way on the three flights a week between Edinburgh and Lyon and rise to £75.99 one-way from Luton to the Red Sea resort of Sharm el Sheikh which will be also be served three times a week.

The new flights start between November 2 (Liverpool-Fuerteventura) and February 2, 2010 (Gatwick-Hamburg) with the majority starting in early November.

Chief executive Andy Harrison said: “Times are tough for consumers so we are proud to offer great year-round holiday destinations for incredibly low prices.”

Source Travel Mole