Fifty airlines to fly to Cyprus this summer

Cyprus’ Hermes Airports unveiled its summer time 2022 flight schedule to/from Larnaca and Paphos airports, marking the return of varied connections to and from the island.

It mentioned 50 airways are anticipated to function flights to/from Larnaca and Paphos airports on 140 routes this summer time, together with 5 new ones, from 95 locations in 38 international locations.

“Primarily based on the present planning, the summer time interval reveals optimistic indicators, with airways scheduling a major variety of flights,” it famous.

It added that in April passenger site visitors recorded a major 85% rise in comparison with the corresponding month in 2019. In January-April passenger site visitors at Larnaca and Paphos airports reached 1,587,337 passengers. Most site visitors in April got here from the UK, Greece, Germany, Israel, Poland, Austria and Italy.

New locations similar to Pisa (by Ryanair), Salzburg (by Eurowings), Bern (by Helvetic), Nuremberg (Corendon) and Jeddah (Cyprus Airways) have been launched. Along with these new routes, eight routes have been reinstated after two years. Extra particularly, these embody fights from the UK – Norwich (TUI) and Belfast (Jet2) – to Paphos – and from Denmark – Aalborg (Jet Time) – Norway – Trondheim and Stavanger (Sunclass) – and Sweden – Norrkoping (Jet Time), Orebro and Vaxjo Kronenberg (Sunclass) – all to Larnaca.

EasyJet is introducing a brand new service from Paris CDG to Larnaca with two weekly flights, and Wizz Air is including providers from London Gatwick to Larnaca with as much as 10 weekly flights, as well as, the airline can be including a Larnaca-Cardiff route and a Larnaca-Yerevan route with two weekly flights respectively.

Eurowings is introducing a brand new service from Prague with two weekly flights to Larnaca in addition to flights from Stockholm to Larnaca twice every week. Jet2 can be introducing a brand new service from Bristol to each Larnaca and Paphos with two weekly flights every, whereas Ryanair is introducing a Newcastle to Paphos service with two weekly flights. Cyprus Airways is including a Larnaca-Cairo route, Corendon is introducing Larnaca-Dusseldorf and TUS Airways has added Larnaca-Paris.

Hermes Airports Senior Supervisor of Aviation Growth and Communication Maria Kouroupi, mentioned that “this yr’s schedule confirms the boldness in Cyprus as a vacation spot since there’s a important restoration in present and new markets.”