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The British low-cost company, EasyJet, which stopped its operations to Israel because of the war and is supposed to return to operations on March 1, has been chosen to be the official airline of the Eurovision Song Contest for the next three years, and will fly thousands of fans of the contest in Europe to the biggest music event in the world, which will be held in May in the city of Malmö. Sweden.
According to the company, it is already preparing to fly thousands of competition fans to Copenhagen Airport (Denmark), which provides quick and direct access to the city of Malmö, where the semi-final and final events will take place on May 7, 9 and 11.
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"We are very proud to be the official partner of the Eurovision Song Contest in the coming years," said Gabriela Neideker, easyJet's marketing manager.
"We offer everyone the rare opportunity to disconnect from the everyday and fully feel the moment, just as the iconic Eurovision Song Contest does. People, countries and communities gather together in a place where anything is possible and everyone is welcome. EasyJet shares these values and is proud to be a part of connecting people throughout and the breadth of Europe, so we believe that this partnership is a perfect match."
EasyJet flew 82 million passengers in 2023 - 11.3 million of them for business purposes.
The company has over 300 aircraft and flies on about a thousand routes to 155 airports across 35 countries.
Over 300 million Europeans live within an hour's drive of an airport where EasyJet operates.
EasyJet operates flights from Israel to the following destinations: London, Amsterdam, Milan, Paris, Basel, Berlin, Manchester, Nice, Berlin and Geneva.
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