easyJet Adds Four New International Routes From Italy

Spring 2027 Doesn't Look So Far Away Now

Winter hasn't even bitten yet, but easyJet's already looking past the frost. The low-cost carrier just dropped its schedule for spring 2027, adding four new international routes out of Italy. If you're tired of staring at grey skies, there's worse ways to cure it than mapping out a spring getaway.

It's about tying Italian hubs and regional airports directly into Europe's bigger players. Whether you're chasing volcanoes up north or heading for a weekend pint, the orange fleet's tightening its grip on the peninsula.

Milan and Rome Hit the British Isles

The heavy hitters aren't being left out. Milan Malpensa is scoring a direct shot over to Birmingham, tying straight into central England's core. Down in the capital, Rome Fiumicino's picking up a brand-new run hauling travelers straight to Edinburgh.

These aren't earth-shattering expansions, but they make crossing the channel less of a headache. Schedules are live on the app now, and seats won't sit empty for long once people start locking in their spring calendars.

Iceland and Berlin From the Coast

Beyond the major hubs, easyJet's digging into Italy's secondary airports. Naples is getting a direct link to Reykjavik, giving southern flyers a straightforward shot at Iceland's glacier lagoons and hot springs without the usual transfer nightmares.

Over on the Adriatic, Rimini's joining the mix with a fresh connection to Berlin Brandenburg. It's a solid win for regional flyers who'd rather skip the trek through a massive connecting hub just to reach Germany. The four routes roll out in spring 2027, and easyJet's Italian operation keeps right on growing.