Low cost airlines are popular in order to get better airfares for your holidays. There is a glut of new low cost airlines in the European market. Bear in mind that most are no-frills and may not be the most comfortable, but the savings may be worth it.
Aer Lingus is an airline serving the Emerald Isle. This Irish airline was a member of the global alliance Oneworld, but has left it and is now operating as a budget airline.
Air Berlin flies to dozens of cities throughout Germany, Italy, France, Greece, Switzerland, Austria, Spain, UK, Portugal, Hungary, Turkey, Malta, and the Netherlands
Atlasjet is based in Turkey and flies to cities in countries such as Germany, Spain, Egypt, Netherlands, Italy, France, Hungary, Denmark, Czech Republic, and more
bmi baby is the low cost division of British Midland and flies from several UK airports to destinations all over Europe
Condor flies worldwide from Germany and is the low cost arm of Lufthansa.
Corendon is based in Turkey and flies to continental Western Europe.
Easyjet is a U.K. based low cost carrier that flies to dozens of destinations within Europe.
Eurofly flies between New York's JFK and several Italian cities.
Germanwings flies you from Germany to most of the major cities in Europe
Based in Zurich, this Swiss based low cost airline travels to many European destinations, and offers incentives to register with them such as free flights
Jet2 flies to: UK, Portugal, Spain, Italy, France, Hungary, Czech Republic, Switzerland and the Netherlands
JetAirFly was known as TUI Airlines Belgium, it took on its current name in late 2005.
Ryanair is one of the best known low cost airlines serving a number of major cities in Europe, usually using secondary airports.
Scanderbeg Air flies from New York's JFK to Albania and Kosovo.
Smartwings is a low cost airline based in Prague, Czech Republic
Thomsonfly flies to 16 European destinations from the UK.
Vueling is a Barcelona-based airline.
"Wizz Air is a new European low-cost airline focusing on the markets of Central and Eastern Europe." (from the website)
