British Airways will fly from London Stansted from next year for the first time since before the coronavirus pandemic.
It will return with routes heading to popular European spots in time for the 2024 summer season.
Holidaymakers will be able to fly to Florence, Italy from £41 each way and Nice, France from £43 each way.
They can also grab a deal with flights to Ibiza, Spain from £36 each way.
Flights will travel from Stansted for the first time since before the pandemic
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Flights will return from May 18, 2024 meaning Britons will be able to grab a flight in time for summer.
Routes from Stansted will make it the fourth London airport that British Airways flies from.
This comes as the airline announced a new route that will go from London Gatwick.
Agadir in Morocco will become the latest destination to join its route network.
Flights will operate four times a week starting on March 31, 2024.
CEO of BA Euroflyer Tom Stoddart said: “Agadir is a coastal destination that enjoys 300 days of sunshine per year, so we know it will see strong demand from our leisure customers and particularly those seeking holiday packages.
“It offers beaches, golf courses and water sports alongside the opportunity to experience cultural landmarks, such as Agadir Kasbah.”
British Airways recently shared its new routes that will run from the UK for winter 2023/2024.
New winter routes have been introduced
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Britons jetting off from London Heathrow and London Gatwick can visit even more locations.
New routes are available for destinations including Fuerteventura, Riga and Belgrade.
Holidaymakers can also bag new flights to Aruba, Guyana, Sharm El Sheikh and Cologne.
These are popular winter sun destinations and temperatures can reach as high as 20°C in the height of winter in Fuerteventura.
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