Spanish airline launches new route between Barcelona, Essaouira

Spanish airline launches new route between Barcelona, Essaouira
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Friday 14 February 2025 - 19:24

Spanish low-cost airline Vueling has announced the launch of a new route between the cities of Barcelona and Essaouira, strengthening its connections with Morocco.

The new route, which will be inaugurated in July, will be operated by Vueling with two weekly frequencies, the company said, adding that this route is part of a wider expansion plan to develop international connections from Barcelona.

To support this growth, Vueling will add three more aircraft to its fleet based at Barcelona-El Prat airport, increasing its seat capacity by 9% compared to last summer.

The airline’s summer expansion and the addition of these new routes “confirms Vueling’s commitment to strengthening Barcelona’s connection with unique international destinations,” said the airline’s Director of Network and Strategy, Jordi Pla.

Vueling Airlines is a low-cost airline founded in 2004. It is based in El Prat de Llobregat, near Barcelona.

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