Low-Cost Airlines EasyJet and RyanAir Launching New Israel-France Routes
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by Tomer Hadar / CTech

An EasyJet airbus lands in Bristol, England. Photo: Wikipedia.
CTech – Taking a spontaneous trip from Israel to France is about to become a lot easier.
Low-cost airline EasyJet recently announced it is launching a new, thrice-weekly direct flight route from Tel Aviv to Nantes, the sixth largest city in France, starting in April.
Low-cost competitor Ryanair, meanwhile, will be offering three flights a week between Tel Aviv and the southern French city of Marseilles. The route will be taking off in October.
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