Everywhere you can fly for under £35 as EasyJet launches iconic sale
It might be summer 2026, but if you've already got one eye on next year's summer holidays it might be time to take a look a the deals on offer from EasyJet.
Cheap holidays typically come in two flavours, booked incredibly early before the prices spike with demand or done right at the last minute to hoover up the spare rooms places are offering on the cheap to bring anybody in.
You might reckon booking a year in advance is forward planning a bit much, but when it comes to saving money on a holiday it pays to be prepared.
EasyJet have today (28 July) launched their Big Seat Release for summer 2027 and there are flights to fancy European destinations to be had for under £35.
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That's for one-way flights and presumably you'd be planning on coming back from your holiday, but it's a sign that you could hop on a plane and be in another country cheaper (and possibly quicker) than a train ride to somewhere else in the UK would be.
Many of EasyJet's flights available for under £35 are domestic flights to other parts of the UK, but we know you really want to hear about the trips you can take abroad on a budget.
If you're flying from London Southend then from £24.98 you can jet off to Pisa and get a picture of yourself looking like you're holding up the leaning tower for your Hinge profile.
For a quid more you can take a shorter flight to Paris and say je t'aime to the French capital, while another quid on top of that will get you to Amsterdam.
Those willing to fork over the princely sum of £27.98 could find themselves in either Geneva or Budapest next summer.
Meanwhile, anyone in Manchester with £32.48 burning a hole in their pocket has their pick of Copenhagen, Paris, Amsterdam or Rennes next year.
Those wishing to get out of Brum-land and fly from Birmingham have their pick of Paris or Amsterdam for £29.48, while marvellous Midlanders can get to Prague, Geneva or Berlin for £32.48.
For those wishing to bask in the Portuguese sun in Lisbon it's £33.48 for a one-way ticket there.
Let's not forget our friends at Leeds Bradford Airport who can reach Barcelona for £34.48.
If you're down in Southampton you can get to Barcelona two quid cheaper than that, and you can also head to Paris for £29.48 if that be your heart's desire.
Scousers get a good range of options out of this deal as Liverpool will let you travel to Paris, Nice or Krakow for £29.48, while it's £31.98 to Amsterdam and prices for Prague begin at £34.48.
The Geordies can get in on this because for Amsterdam and Nice from Newcastle prices start from just £26.48, while a trip to Paris is £34.48.
Up in Scotland if you're flying from Glasgow to Porto it's £32.48, and for 50p more you could switch destinations and visit the beautiful city of Prague.
If you're wondering what Northern Ireland gets from this EasyJet have flights to Bordeaux, Paris or Prague starting at £29.48, while it's £30.98 to Amsterdam, a trip to Krakow will cost you £32.48 and a nice flight to Nice will take at least £34.98 out of your bank account.
Remember these are all one-way flights and these are the starting prices for the flights, depending on what time in summer you want to book your trip you could quickly see costs climb above £35.
We also assume you'll want to book a return flight at some point because as much as you may wish it you can't stay on holiday forever unless you're so rich you don't have a job, in which case you ought to do the decent thing and leave the summer sale seats for people who aren't rich.
Joe Harker