The UK’s best airport is continuing to grow, with dozens of new routes added this year and thousand of passengers jetting off to sunnier climates every week.
Once again named the best in the UK according to Which? Travel, Liverpool Airport is set for its busiest summer on record, as the recent arrival of Jet2 is expected to bring an additional 500,000 passengers through the airport.
There has been no shortage of new flights from Liverpool announced in 2024, with Jet2 launching its first ever flight from the city in March and other leading airlines such as easyJet and Ryanair adding new routes to their offerings.
Below are 12 exciting new places you can fly direct to from Liverpool Airport, including beautiful sunshine destinations, historic cities and coastal resort towns with glorious sandy beaches.
5. Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt
easyJet is launching a new route from Liverpool John Lennon Airport to Egypt, offering customers the chance to visit Sharm-el-Sheikh. The winter hotspot is a coastal resort town known for its sheltered sandy beaches, clear waters and coral reefs. Services will operate twice a week on Mondays and Fridays, with flights starting to operate on February 14, 2025. However, holidaymakers can book flights now. | Getty Images
6. Paphos, Cyprus
Passengers can fly to Paphos from Liverpool Airport thanks to new flights launched by Ryanair and Jet2.com. The city is soaked in culture, history and beauty, and is filled with museums. | lightpoet - stock.adobe.com
7. Zante, Greece
A new route exclusive to Jet 2, holidaymakers can jet off from Liverpool Airport to the beautiful Greek island, Zante. Also known as Zakynthos, Zante is the largest of the Ionian Islands and has had settlers since the Neolithic age. Passengers can fly to Zante from Liverpool on Wednesdays. | SCStock - stock.adobe.com
8. Menorca, Balearic Islands
A new route exclusive to Jet2, passengers can jet off to one of the Spanish Balearic Islands direct from Liverpool. Menorca caters for all, with stunning beaches and a vibrant nightlife. | nachosuko - stock.adobe.com