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EasyJet Launches Big Summer 2026 Sale with "Millions" of Tickets Available

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EasyJet has launched its summer 2026 sale, releasing "millions" of tickets for travel next year. The tickets are based on a dynamic pricing model and are limited in number, prompting customers to act quickly to grab the best deals. The sale offers a wide range of destinations, including new routes to Sal in Cape Verde, Rimini in Italy, and Tbilisi in Georgia.

Key Takeaways:

  • EasyJet has released "millions" of tickets for summer 2026 travel, with deals starting from £18.99 for Birmingham to Belfast and £29.99 for Manchester to Zurich.
  • The airline has added seven additional Airbus A320 aircraft to its UK-based fleet, increasing capacity and offering more seats to and from the UK.
  • Over 33 million seats are set to operate to and from the UK across the whole summer season, representing a 50% increase from last year.
  • EasyJet will operate 44 new routes this summer, including flights to three new destinations: Sal in Cape Verde, Rimini in Italy, and Tbilisi in Georgia.
  • The most popular summer destinations from the UK this summer are Malaga and Palma de Mallorca in Spain, as well as Faro in Portugal.
  • EasyJet's Chief Commercial Officer, Sophie Dekkers, emphasized the airline's commitment to offering customers "unrivalled choice of destinations," "great value fares," and "fantastic service."

Statistics:

  • 18 million tickets became available in EasyJet's 2024 sale, with 10 million to or from the UK.
  • Over 82,000 flights will operate during the summer 2026 season, representing a significant increase from previous years.
  • Nearly 2,000 flights are set to take off on EasyJet's busiest day of the summer season, Sunday 5 September, carrying over 300,000 customers.
  • 33 million seats are set to operate to and from the UK across the whole summer season, representing a 50% increase from last year.

Sources:

  • EasyJet's official website, referencing their summer 2026 sale.
  • Sophie Dekkers, EasyJet's Chief Commercial Officer, quoted in an article on EasyJet's activities.
  • Getty Images, for the accompanying images.

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