EasyJet puts late summer holidays on sale
EasyJet has rolled out more late summer fare and package holiday deals with additional seats to serve demand.
The company cites Palma Malaga and Faro among the top destinations in September and October.
Additional seats and package holidays are now on sale to beach destinations including Lanzarote, Kefalonia, Madeira, Malta and Palma Mallorca from London Gatwick and to Tenerife and Lanzarote from Manchester Airport.
Sale fares to these and other destinations start from £22.99 at easyJet.com.
EasyJet operates 277 routes from the UK to 94 destinations and has nearly two million seats still available for late summer holidays.
"We know that this time of year is popular for many of our customers who want to extend their summer so we are pleased to be adding more seats on some of our customer’s favourite beach routes," said Ali Gayward, UK Country Manager.
"Flexibility remains important to our customers and so we continue to offer our Protection Promise."
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