easyJet is set to offer new routes from Newcastle Airport to popular European destinations.
The airline is also increasing the number of flights to Amsterdam and Geneva.
These expansions are part of easyJet's 2024 winter programme, which aims to provide passengers with more travel options.
Starting from October 27, easyJet will operate flights to Paris six days a week, starting from £26.99.
From January 4, 2025, there will be a weekly service to Lyon with fares starting from £29.99.
The new route to Lyon is expected to appeal to ski enthusiasts, as it provides an additional travel option besides the existing Newcastle to Geneva route.
The latter will also have increased flights during the winter season, going up to three times a week.
Further increasing flight options, daily flights to Amsterdam will be offered throughout the winter season.
This is in addition to the airline's year-round flights to Bristol and Belfast, up to five weekly summer flights to Majorca, and a twice-weekly service to Alicante in Spain.
Leon McQuaid, director of Aviation Development at Newcastle Airport, said: "We are delighted to see further investment from easyJet and even more choice for the North East travelling public to explore and enjoy some of Europe’s most popular and beautiful destinations.
"Paris is an amazing city that is renowned for its iconic landmarks, museums and cuisine – plus the route will offer our passengers even easier access to Disneyland Paris.
"We know our customers love Amsterdam – the city offers everything from tranquil boat rides through its picturesque canals to a vibrant art scene and world-class museums.
"Lyon and Geneva both also offer fantastic winter city break options whilst providing additional connectivity to a host of popular resorts during the ski season."
Ali Gayward, UK country manager, easyJet, said: "We are delighted to be offering more flights from Newcastle Airport this winter with a new year-round route to Paris launching at the end of October, as well as a winter route to Lyon, which will provide more choice for customers in the North East to plan a ski holiday.
"We can’t wait to welcome more customers onboard this winter."
Newcastle Airport has also recently invested more than £20m in improving the passenger experience.
This includes redevelopment of the security search area, refurbishment of catering outlets in the departure lounge, and a multi-million pound redevelopment of the Airport's executive lounge which is now considered one of the flagship Aspire Lounges.
Passengers can book flights via easyJet.com, the airline’s mobile app, or their local travel agent.
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