Jet2 | 15 new connections to Greece in summer 2026
Source: Tornos News
Fifteen new air connections to Greece, either stopped in the past and are being reintroduced, or introduced for the first time, will be offered by Jet2 in the summer of 2026.
In Samos, the airline and tour operator is adding three new routes. In particular, it will offer a new connection from Birmingham, which will have a frequency of once a week and will be operated with a Boeing 737-800 aircraft starting on May 4, 2026. A new addition is the connection from Manchester, which will start on May 1 with 2 weekly flights and a 737-800 aircraft. At the same time, the London – Samos route is added, starting on 7 May and one weekly flight until 25 May when the frequency of weekly flights doubles.
Three new connections with one weekly flight each will be offered to Aktion airport from London Luton (from 24 May, with A321neo aircraft), from Newcastle (from 27 May to 7 October 2026, with 737-800) and from East Midlands (from 6 May to 14 October, with 737-800).
Two new and one older connection will be offered to Kos. Jet2 will offer connections to the Dodecanese island from Luton (from 21 May, with 2 weekly flights and an A321neo aircraft) and from Bournemouth (from 6 May with 1 weekly flight and a 737-800 aircraft). The Glasgow – Kos route, which was discontinued in October 2022, is returning and will now operate from 26 May 2026 with a frequency of 1 time per week and a 737-800 aircraft.
In addition, there are
-two connections from East Midlands to Chania (from 26 May, once a week and 737-800 aircraft) and Thessaloniki (from 23 May to 3 October, once a week with 737-800 aircraft), with the latter returning after July 2020.
-two connections from Edinburgh to Kalamata (from 5 May, once a week, with 737-800 aircraft) and to Kefalonia (from 4 May to 5 October, once a week with 737-800) on resumption of the route from September 2019.
-two connections from Luton to Corfu (from 21 May, twice a week with A321neo aircraft) and to Skiathos (from 23 May to October 10, 1 time per week with A321neo aircraft).
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