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Up to 15% off city and UK flights departing between 1st August - 30th September @ Easyjet
Up to 15% off city and UK flights departing between 1st August - 30th September @ Easyjet
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Posted 10 July 2023

Up to 15% off city and UK flights departing between 1st August - 30th September @ Easyjet

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Get away this summer with up to 15% off city and UKflights departing between 1st August - 30th September.

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£20.99*One way
London Gatwick (LGW) — Bordeaux (BOD)

Paris from £20.99
Lyon from £20.99
Glasgow £21.49
Nantes £21.99
Naples £23.99
Nice from £23.99
Budapest £25.99

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  1. doxtom's avatar
    Just seens news.. 180,000 Gatwick passengers hit as easyJet cancels hundreds of summer flights
    Budget airline axes 1,700 flights across July, August and September
    ScorchingHot's avatar
    Beat me to it!
  2. banny0111's avatar
    They're only going to cancel on you!
    Leedavis1987's avatar
    Flown with them 7 times this year. No cancellations.

    Including last week. Absolutely smooth.
  3. Titanium's avatar
    Have been quite skeptic about the so-called flash sales. My experience with Ryanair was the price before the sale and after was identical (or sale price was worse).

    I actually booked an Easyjet flight last night to Kefalonia, and the price I get now with this 'flash sale' is £10 dearer
  4. haa0518's avatar
    Great one way tickets. Who wants to come back
  5. KPNUTZ666's avatar
    Are you sure you be taking off ?
    More cancellations than BR (British rail)
  6. beaufinder1's avatar
    They seem to be dropping prices every month obviously couldn’t sell them at ludicrous Covid prices anymore.
    Titanium's avatar
    I second that. But it could also be down to a stronger pound in the recent months?
  7. a2next's avatar
    Just looked for two adults and one child, the £20 pp quickly becomes £433 (for family) at the cheapest inc one 15kg luggage only, what a successful marketing strategy!! Same as Ryanair… crap in a nice shell sold to us. (edited)
    ohdearohdear's avatar
    Same here, got excited with £88 trip that turned out £330 with small cabin bag, then checked flightradar so many delays that will cost more on the trips to and from the airport.
  8. wh1zzard's avatar
    Out of curiosity I checked the flights (towards one of those destinations and within that time frame) I purchased a couple of months ago without any discount and cost has doubled!
  9. ohdearohdear's avatar
    I wouldn't take the risk with the cancellation, and almost 88% of flights delayed going on for months.
  10. alien's avatar
    broken link?
    Dan_82's avatar
    Author
    Try now
  11. boothy's avatar
    cold
  12. Sting's avatar
    Having recently flown with Easyjet (2 weeks ago), while the cabin crew were great the actual travel was disrupted both ways. That would not have been as bad had we not been lied to about the cause and amount of delay while on the plane. Cabin crew said the truth while the pilot did not. Seems to me they are having a sale because they are going down hill.
  14. DonkeyKonk's avatar
    Big Tube Strikes announced for next week now, alongside the National Rail ones , alongside these Cancelled planes etc... Looks like a time to enjoy the garden / bed this summer (edited)
  15. beaufinder1's avatar
    With strikes and cancellations I’m holidaying home this year.
  16. 123sonny123's avatar
    Whenever I search for flights, and no matter how early I search, during school holidays the low cost carriers are always the most expensive. Tap, Swiss, Norwegian, Lufthansa have always been cheaper.
  18. Andrisan_Gabriel's avatar
    Didn t they just cancelled 15k flights?
    Dan_82's avatar
    Author
    Just seen but 1.7K, rather than the 15K you've quoted (Not that it's much help for those they've cancelled)

    Due to ongoing issues with airtraffic control

    lbc.co.uk/new…er/
  19. blahblahblah1234's avatar
    Clever choice of wording, "up to" 15% off.
    They probably put the base prices up 20% in the last week before they announced the "sale".
    Also, factor in +£60 minimum if you want to add a standard carry on bag. Add-ons aren't discounted by 15% either.
  20. cookied's avatar
    Still going to be 50% more than Ryan Air..
  21. bandhan1983's avatar
    Can't believe the prices have tripled! (edited)
  22. sam.dhansay's avatar
    They’ve just cancelled thousands of flights departing from Gatwick
  23. beaufinder1's avatar
    Just a question return flights to some destinations are over £300-£400 I can fly long haul for that price does anyone actually pay this price.
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