On May 5, easyJet, Europe's leading low-fares airline, welcomed passengers on board its inaugural flight from Edinburgh to Palma. The twice weekly service to Palma offers even more choice for Scots wanting to take a short break or family holiday in the sun.

With great low fares from 31.98 pounds one way (including tax), forward sales for the route are strong.

Palma is the elegant and cosmopolitan capital of Mallorca, the largest of the Balearic Islands, and is known for its beaches, climate, cultural and traditional influences. The warm climate of Palma makes it a popular destination, with something for everyone.

Katie Stitson, easyJet's UK Market Manager, said: "easyJet is thrilled to be bringing this direct new route from Edinburgh to Palma. The Balearic sun trap will offer affordable fares for all Scots. Sales for this new service have been strong, proving the demand for direct flights from Scotland to this popular sun destination."

Route: Palma (Majorca)
Frequency: Weekly from May 5, then twice weekly from June 10, 2007.
One-way fare (inc all taxes) starts from 31.98 pounds