03 Jun 2025
easyJet, Scotland's largest airline, is launching its first flights and package holidays on two new summer routes from Glasgow Airport to Antalya in Turkey and Reus in Spain.
The new twice-weekly services will provide customers in Scotland with an even greater choice of city and beach destinations.
The first flight to Reus took off on 2 June, and will operate every Monday and Friday throughout the summer. Flights to Antalya are set to take off on Wednesday 4 June, and will operate every Wednesday and Saturday throughout the summer.
Travellers to Reus in Spain can uncover the charm of this Catalonian gem, known for its modernist architecture, elegant boulevards, and vibrant cultural scene. Bustling with museums, boutiques, and sunny terrace cafés, the city invites visitors to stroll, sip, and soak in its relaxed Mediterranean spirit.
Those wishing to explore further afield can head to Antalya in Turkey, where sun-seekers can bask in the beauty of Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. Steeped in history, bustling with bazaars, and surrounded by stunning seas and magnificent mountains, Antalya offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure in one destination.
Jonathan Ford, Portfolio Manager at AGS Airports, said: “It is fantastic to see easyJet expand their destinations from Glasgow Airport with the launch of two fantastic routes to Antalya and Reus this summer, taking the carrier's total number of destinations from its Glasgow base in Summer 2025 to 30.
“easyJet invested in Glasgow last year with the addition of a sixth based aircraft and the response to demand for additional easyJet services has been phenomenal. The airline will offer over 200 weekly departures from Glasgow during the peak of this summer and includes flights to popular destinations in countries including Croatia, France, Germany, Greece, Portugal, Spain and Turkey to name a few.
“The additions of Antalya and Reus will be popular for those looking to escape for summer sun and we look forward to continue working with easyJet to further strengthen their presence and make it even easier to discover Europe from Glasgow."
Also, Loganair, the UK’s leading regional airline, has marked the start of a new summer service between Glasgow and Newquay, offering Scots a direct route to Cornwall’s sun-soaked coastline and vibrant seaside culture.
The inaugural flight took off on Saturday, 31 May, kicking off a seasonal service that will run once a week on Saturdays through the summer.
Flights depart Glasgow at 13:00, landing in Newquay at 14:30, with the return leg leaving Newquay at 15:05 and arriving back in Glasgow by 16:35 – giving passengers ample time to enjoy their first and last days at either destination.
Luke Lovegrove, chief commercial officer at Loganair, said: “We’re pleased to be serving this exciting route for our summer schedule linking Glasgow and Newquay – bringing two vibrant regions closer together just in time for the summer season.
“We have been pleasantly surprised by the strength of demand on this route which bodes well for the future development of it, and we look forward to working closely with both Glasgow and Newquay airports to unlock its potential.”
The new connection opens one of the UK’s most stunning regions, renowned for its sweeping beaches, surfing hotspots, coastal trails, and world-famous attractions nearby such as the Eden Project and St Ives.
For travellers from Cornwall, the route offers a convenient gateway to explore the buzzing culture, historic landmarks, and warm hospitality of Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city.
Jonathan Ford, Portfolio Manager at AGS Airports, said: “We are delighted to see Loganair, Glasgow’s home airline, expand its network with the reinstatement of the popular Glasgow to Newquay route. This key leisure service offers a fantastic opportunity for travellers from Western Scotland to explore one of the UK’s most stunning holiday destinations.
“With the addition of Newquay, Glasgow will be connected to nine destinations in England this summer. This development underscores our ongoing commitment to providing passengers with a diverse range of direct services across the UK, serving passengers looking for both business connections and leisure services.”
The launch of the Glasgow-Newquay route follows increased demand for UK domestic holidays and continues Loganair’s expansion of its regional network, connecting smaller cities and coastal regions across the country with direct, no-fuss travel.
