Jet2CityBreaks launch New York winter flights from Leeds Bradford Airport
Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks, the Leeds-headquartered leisure airline, has today announced its New York flights for winter 2016.
Jet2 will be launching seven flights this year direct from Leeds Bradford Airport to Newark Airport, which all have been extended to four-night stays.
Departures from Leeds Bradford Airport to Newark are scheduled as follows:
- 22nd October 2016
- 27th October 2016
- 17th November 2016
- 23rd November 2016
- 2nd December 2016
- 9th December 2016
- 29th December 2016
Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks said: “New York really is something to shout about, which is why we are thrilled to be able to offer customers this experience direct from Leeds Bradford airport. This is our most ambitious programme yet with more choice of flights and hotels than ever before. I’m sure these breaks, be it shopping, October half term, Thanksgiving and the newly added New Year packages will be a real cause for celebration!”
Tony Hallwood, Aviation Development Director at Leeds Bradford® Airport, added: “This major expansion of New York city breaks by Jet2.com is great news for those wishing to visit the ‘Big Apple’ in 2016. New York is one of the most vibrant cities in the world and flying close to home from Leeds Bradford makes this a perfect combination.
“A trip to downtown Manhattan for Christmas shopping or welcoming in the New Year in Times Square should be on everybody’s holiday wish list. So start spreading the news and book your memorable trip today to the city that never sleeps.”
Packages with Jet2CityBreaks start from £749 per person, and Jet2.com flight only options are also available from £399 per person, including taxes.
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