Reykjavik, Iceland - departures from London, Bristol, Belfast, Manchester and Edinburgh, for as low as £45 return.Īlso, keep an eye on new routes from easyJet as those will typically have below-market fares for the first year or so as demand builds. Tel Aviv, Israel - departures from Manchester and London Stansted/Gatwick, with lowest fares reaching £115 return.Īgadir & Marrakech, Morocco - departures from London and Manchester, from £48 return.
Some of our favourite cheap flight routes by easyJet that can save you loads versus other carriers are below: Rule #4: Know your routes - especially new routes!įor whatever reason, be it arrangements that the airline has with a particular airport, capacity for large numbers of flights or low demand, certain easyJet routes tend to be cheaper than bigger name airlines nearly all year round. Your chosen dates could be cheaper with another carrier, so ensure that you run them through Google Flights and Skyscanner or Momondo before booking to ensure you get the best price. Give it a try on the link above – you could get lost for hours! Jackpot!Īs a side note, if you know you want to get away but don’t know where, when or for how long, easyJet’s cool Inspire Me tool lets you customise a cheap trip based on where you’re flying from, when you want to fly, your budget and even the type of trip (adventure, beach, city etc.) that you’re after. You can then check to see if these are the lowest fares available. This will then take you through to easyJet’s flight booking page with your chosen dates and times pre-populated. Click ‘add return’ to add your return leg and repeat steps 1 and 2, then click ‘continue’.Ĥ. Click on a bar to select a month and then again to select a date and finally a flight time on that date (the lower the bars, the lower the price).ģ. Head to the link above and enter your chosen destination.Ģ. One, in particular, is their handy low fare finder which lets you pinpoint the lowest fares across their entire network. While we’ll keep tracking and alerting you of cheap flights (including easyJet!), if you’re after a particular route or possibly a particular date, easyJet does have some uniquely useful tools of its own to help you bag a cheap flight. Rule #3: Use easyJet’s low-fare-finder tool to find the cheapest dates Two tickets booked together means £8 in savings for each of you.
Therefore, if you’re travelling with others, book all seats together at once to ensure you don’t pay it multiple times. Rule #2: Savings in numbers - Book your flights togetherĪ nice and short, quick win for you! Despite being pretty transparent with fees, easyJet charges a £16 admin fee for each booking made. This works particularly well for routes that have been around for at least a couple of years. To check how the current price compares to the average fare for a specific route, enter the exact route and dates of your easyJet flight into Google Flights, which will let you know whether your fare is low, average, or high based on previous years (see example below). While the majority will be lower than average, not all seat prices will be at their lowest right when released, they will continue to fluctuate based on demand throughout the year. Bingo!įlights for Summer 2020 are set to be released in September, so bookmark that page and keep an eye on it around then. They’ve even got a handy flight schedule release date page that tells you when that’ll be. Fear not, budget flight lovers, for easyJet release their seats for each season all at once, meaning that as long as you know when this is, you can often book straight away and bag some of the cheapest fares. For popular routes and dates, where demand is high, this means that the longer seats are online and available to book, the more expensive they are likely to become. Like many budget airlines, easyJet’s seat pricing is based on demand. *If you don’t fancy reading all the way through, you can scan to the bottom of the article for a quick checklist! Rule #1: Timing is key Follow our flight searching team’s 6 rules for finding the cheapest flights with easyJet below and never pay over the odds for short or medium-haul flights again! However, despite being largely affordable, prices can creep up like with any airline, depending on when and how you choose to book.
When it comes to budget airlines, their large selection of short and medium-haul routes, competitive, (mostly) transparent pricing and generous carry-on allowance makes them winners in our eyes.
We’ll let you into a little (not so) secret - we’re fans of easyJet here at Jack’s Flight Club.
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