The low-cost airline Easyjet has opened a new base in the United Kingdom after more than ten years. This is the ninth base that the British low-cost airline has in its home country. From Birmingham, Easyjet will gradually add 2024 additional routes in the 16 summer flight schedule. These will mostly be operated with aircraft stationed on site. According to the company, 140 of its own employees will be employed at the new base. The company plans to significantly increase the frequencies on some existing routes. Easyjet also justifies the opening of the base by saying that around 83 percent of the residents of Wales and England can reach this airport within a two-hour drive by car. Furthermore, it would be an important economic area of ​​the United Kingdom. In this region alone, the economy would be larger and stronger than that of the entire Hungarian state, which is considered to be massively structurally weak. "Today, our growing partnership with EasyJet has reached a new high point, as the airline is stationing three aircraft here at Birmingham Airport. Customers can now take advantage of the airline's 16 new routes and have the flexibility to book just one flight or a complete package holiday. EasyJet has been a partner airline for 17 years. Their expansion here at Birmingham Airport is testament to the service, quality, price, reliability and choice of destinations that customers expect from EasyJet," explains Birmingham Managing Director Nick Barton. Easyjet already had Birmingham Airport in its route network, but had not previously had any aircraft based there. The decision to open the base was also due to the fact that there was great