Agadir and Essaouira gain new flights from France with EasyJet

To improve its regional connectivity, the British carrier is deploying an autumn-winter network firmly focused on leisure getaways. The Moroccan market features prominently in this development strategy with two major new offerings. From late October 2026, travelers will be able to fly to Agadir from Bordeaux, and take advantage of an exclusive route connecting Nantes to the coastal city of Essaouira. These two routes will operate at a rate of two weekly frequencies, with an introductory fare set at 50 euros.

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Alongside the kingdom, this schedule marks a significant acceleration of operations toward Egyptian territory. The company is inaugurating unprecedented flights to Sphinx International Airport, located near the Giza pyramids, with departures planned from Nice and Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle. The European and domestic catalog is also enriched with new routes to the Canary Islands and Malaga from Gironde, Brussels from Loire-Atlantique, as well as a direct link connecting Lyon to the Nice metropolis for considerable time savings compared to train travel.

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This vast commercial offensive aims to capture tourism demand while consolidating the airline’s market share in France. "With these new routes, easyJet continues its commitment to better connectivity for French regions, meeting both our customers’ desire to escape and their mobility needs," explains Reginald Otten, easyJet’s deputy director for France. The executive assures that these emblematic openings fulfill the group’s commitment to making travel increasingly accessible.