EasyJet boosts City of Derry–Liverpool route to four weekly flights from February

EasyJet has announced that the service between City of Derry Airport and Liverpool will be increasing to four days per week from Monday February 8.

The airline and package holiday provider added that fares will be available from £18 for one way trips.

EasyJet’s announcement comes after The managing director at City of Derry Airport Steve Frazer said to the Journal that the airport carried 250,000 passengers by the end of 2025 and figures so far show significant growth over the course of the year.

Donegal County Councillor Jack Murray said: “Fantastic news from City of Derry Airport.

As UK RAF airbase in Cyprus hit by drone strike, can you still fly there, what has easyJet said? (Photo by Jaime REINA / AFP via Getty Images)placeholder image
As UK RAF airbase in Cyprus hit by drone strike, can you still fly there, what has easyJet said? (Photo by Jaime REINA / AFP via Getty Images)

“EasyJet has increased its Liverpool service, with flights now operating four times a week from February. With around 40% of passengers using the airport coming from Donegal — particularly Inishowen, this is very welcome news for our communities.

“It is vital that we also strengthen air connectivity to and from our region. Increased routes like this make a real difference for residents, businesses and tourism alike.”

News you can trust since 1772
Follow us
© 2026 Iconic Media Group Ltd. All rights reserved.Cookie SettingsTerms and ConditionsPrivacy notice