There are few lowcost airlines that fly overseas or to another continent. easyJet, the UK’s largest airline, recently announced that it will open two new routes to Israel & Morocco: London Luton – Tel Aviv (every Wednesday and Saturday) & London Gatwick – Agadir (every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday).

With its new weekly service, easyJet becomes to first budget airline to connect London to Israel, tickets for the flight starting at £71.99 one way. In addition, easyJet will also fly to Morocco twice a week, starting at £32.99.

“This is a major breakthrough. For the first time the traveling public in the London area has the choice between a high cost traditional airline and a low-cost alternative. We look forward to bringing our unique blend of low fares with friendly service to a whole new market,” said Andy Harrison, easyJet’s chief executive.