Ryanair and Jet2 are also offering discounted flights
easyJet is offering a range of what it is calling ‘unbeatable flight deals’, with one-way fares starting from £16.99 this summer. The airline has thousands of seats available for under £40, although baggage does cost extra.
August flights from Bristol to Malaga start at £16.99, while London Gatwick fliers can reach Milan Malpensa from £34.99 this month. Flights from Manchester to Alicante start at £17.49, and a one-way journey from Glasgow to Kos can be purchased from £34.49.
Looking further ahead, flights from London Luton to Lisbon – in September – start at £31.99, while flies from the same airport can visit Barcelona from under £17. These prices, and the thousands of other deals on offer, are subject to availability.
The basic fare only includes a small carry-on bag, with any other luggage incurring a fee. Elsewhere easyJet is also offering £50 off beach breaks, per person and with no minimum spend, before August 31.
easyJet competitor Ryanair is also running a promotion, with flights from £14.99 to destinations such as Spain, Italy and Portugal. The deal is available on selected flights departing between now and October 31, 2026, and you must book by August 31.
We found a one-way flight from Liverpool John Lennon Airport to Barcelona priced at £14.99, while a trip from London Luton to Alicante can be purchased for the same price. Ryanair said terms and conditions apply and promotional fares are subject to availability
And Jet2 is also running a deal, with thousands of seats at £39 or less, for travel between now and the end of October. We found return flights from Glasgow to Menorca, leaving on August 18 and returning on August 25, for £60 per person.
You can also travel from London Stansted to Ibiza, and back, from £63 per person when leaving and returning on the same dates. Unlike easyJet and Ryanair, Jet2’s standard fare comes with an allowance for two cabin bags without any extra charge.
Terms and conditions apply here, too, and Jet2 said: “When they’re gone, they’re gone”.