EasyJet has placed around 14 million seats on sale for summer 2027, with some tickets available from £31.25. The budget airline launched flights to multiple destinations on Tuesday morning, covering 78,000 flights between June 14 and September 26 next year.
Booking Urged as Demand Drives Prices
Holidaymakers have been urged to book soon, as once demand goes up, the prices will too. An easyJet spokesperson told The Sun: “We encourage customers to book early to get the best fares. Fares are demand-driven so they start low and rise as more seats on the aircraft are booked.”
Martin Lewis, the Money Saving Expert founder, tipped off his fans about easyJet’s flight release day, hinting how to hack the dynamic pricing system. The finance whizz told holidaymakers on social media that the “most predictable time to get cheap flights is exactly the moment it releases the flights because there’s minimum demand at that time because they weren’t available beforehand.” Lewis added that on a previous flight release date, one of his followers cinched flights to Spain for four people with luggage for £740, but within hours of purchasing, the same tickets had jumped to £950.
Sample Fares from London Gatwick
As of 7am on Tuesday morning, 2027 tickets to a host of European destinations were already live. These included Belfast from £31.25, Inverness from £31.25, Edinburgh from £32.75, Glasgow from £35.25, Paris from £38.48, Milan from £38.48, Dusseldorf from £38.48, and others. In the airline’s spring release, fares to La Rochelle and Biarritz in France, and to Menorca were as low as £16.99, while a flight to Ibiza retailed for less than £20.
