Ibiza and Menorca will have a weekly air connection every weekend of the year starting this Sunday October 30th. The airline UEPfly will operate this route that will have only one outbound and one return flight. Thus, for all those who have to fly from Ibiza to Menorca, the flight will take off on Saturday at 8am and the return flight will be on Sunday at 4:40pm . To travel from Menorca to Ibiza, the outbound flight will be on Saturday at 9:45 am and the return flight will be on Sunday at 6:25 pm.
The fare with the resident discount at the cheapest price will cost 28 euros, and there will be an additional 10% discount for federated sports clubs participating in official Balearic competitions.
The schedules with which this connection is implemented are designed especially for sports federations that need to travel between the islands to carry out their competitions said the vice president of UEPfly, Javier Taibo at a press conference: ‘We have tried to meet the clubs in their ideas. The autonomic and insular authorities have provided us with the information of the sporting events and their schedules, and we have been able to create this schedule”.
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Therefore, those who want to make a more relaxed trip to Menorca with two nights on the island and have a quiet Sunday lunch, will have to wait a little longer, since the announced connection only considers these express trips. However, the vice president of UEPfly has not ruled out that in the future the frequencies could be extended and connections also established on Fridays, but for the moment it will have to wait: “Hopefully this will go further and we can increase frequencies. We are trying to optimize our own operations. Taibo also explained that in the coming months “there will be a commercial agreement with another large company that will allow us to expand flights”, but he did not want to give any more clues. Another of the company’s projects is to establish direct connections with Valencia and Alicante “before Easter 2023”.
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