EasyJet launches Easter 2021 flights with deals to Spain from £26.99
EASYJET has launched its Easter 2021 flight schedule five months early as Brits look to book holidays next year.
Flights to Spain, Italy and Amsterdam are all available from £26.99 each way.
The airline launched its winter flight schedule from October 2020 to February 2021 last month, and have since extended this to include flights until mid-April.
The coronavirus pandemic has left thousands of holidays this year in tatters, with airlines now offering cheap deals in 2021 instead.
The easyJet flight deals even cover the Easter holidays in March and April next year.
Destinations including Malaga, Alicante and Antalya are all available under £30, with more than 39,000 flights between March 28 and April 18.
Robert Carey, easyJet Chief Commercial and Planning Officer said: “We know many people’s Easter holiday plans have been disrupted this year and so we’ve taken the decision to put our Easter flights for 2021 on sale early so our customers can either book a new break or, if they are rearranging their travel plans, have even more dates and destinations to choose from.”
EasyJet has launched its winter holidays for 2020/21, with trips up until October 2021 on sale.
Trips include seven nights in Portugal next May for £262 per person, or a week in Kos for £166 per person, with deposits of just £60.
Passengers can also take advantage of 99p checked luggage, including sports equipment and bikes, if flights are booked before April 24.
With luggage costing between £10 and £45 to check in, families could save a fortune with the baggage deal.
The low-cost airline is waiving its change fee too, with any existing bookings allowed to change until next Spring without additional costs.
A number of tour operators are offering deals for 2021.
We’ve rounded up some of the best seven-night bargains, including hotels and flights, you can book for next year from £192.
You can even fly to Florida next year during half term for just just £278 return, thanks to a bargain offer with Virgin Atlantic.