EASYJET has announced four new winter routes from Scotland, and flyers can now secure their seats via the airline's official app.
These brand-new flights go to popular cities and winter break destinations, including Innsbruck in Austria, Barcelona in Spain, Paris in France and Belfast in Northern Ireland.
The routes from Edinburgh to Belfast will operate five times a week, every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday from October 26.
Flights from the Scottish capital to Barcelona will operate twice a week, every Monday and Friday, starting October 27.
Those looking to journey to Innsbruck to check out Austria’s "renowned" Tyrolean ski resorts will be able to hop onto the once-a-week flight from December 7.
The airline will also increase its international offering from Aberdeen, with its new bi-weekly service to Paris Charles de Gaulle from October 27.
easyJet 'delighted' to announce new flights from Scotland this winter
Discussing the new flights from Scotland, Ali Gayward, easyJet's UK country manager, said that the airline is "delighted to be offering yet another fantastic range" of flights.
Jonny Macneal, head of aviation at Edinburgh Airport, added: "We're really looking forward to offering passengers even more choice this winter as easyJet adds Belfast City, Barcelona and Innsbruck to their existing schedule.
"Whether you are chasing winter sun, vibrant culture or an alpine adventure, these destinations tick all the boxes ... and we'd recommend doing all three!"
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Chris Tibbett, aero director at AGS Airports, said: "We’re thrilled that easyJet will launch this long-awaited route between Aberdeen and Paris Charles de Gaulle.
"This is a connection the city and wider region have been calling for, and we’re proud to have worked closely with easyJet to make it a reality.
"The new service will provide vital links for both business and leisure travellers, with timings perfect for that romantic weekend city break or Disneyland Paris adventure."
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