EasyJet 'Super Cheap' Flights Now Available For 2026 Travel Plans: Where Should You Go?

EasyJet has launched its summer flight sale, offering millions of super-cheap flights for travel between 15 June and 13 September 2026.

The budget airline's release, announced Tuesday, enables travellers to secure low-cost fares across Europe and beyond covering over 100 destinations.

With prices potentially starting at £30 ($40) one-way, based on historical sale data, early booking is critical for the general public, professionals, and students planning affordable summer trips.

The sale targets budget travellers seeking diverse European destinations, from cultural cities to coastal retreats.

Securing the Best Deals

EasyJet's dynamic pricing model ensures fares are lowest when demand is minimal, typically at launch. MoneySavingExpert reported that last year's sale included 10 million seats to or from the UK, with similar numbers expected for 2026.

Travellers should check EasyJet's website from 5am, as seats may go live then, though some routes may appear by 8am.

Martin Lewis, founder of MoneySavingExpert, said, 'This has been a very successful technique for many people, but benchmark what a good price is beforehand to ensure it's worth it.'

Prices can surge within hours, so swift action is essential. X posts from @MoneySavingExp state, 'Super-cheap EasyJet flights for summer 2026 are going live tomorrow morning (Tuesday 22 July).'

Flexibility with travel dates, such as midweek flights or less popular routes, can result in savings of up to 20%. Booking multiple legs separately may also reduce costs; however, travellers must verify their baggage policies.

Top Destinations for 2026

EasyJet's network spans vibrant European cities and sun-drenched beach destinations, catering to a diverse range of preferences.

Malta, with its 300 days of sunshine and UNESCO World Heritage sites, is a top choice, offering return flights that have historically been as low as £60 ($80).

Barcelona, a cultural hub, offers city breaks with fares around £80 ($107) in past sales. Beach lovers can opt for Alicante or Faro, where one-way tickets may cost as little as £40 ($54).

Professionals eyeing business trips might consider Amsterdam or Berlin, with round-trip fares around £100 ($134). Students seeking budget adventures can explore Prague or Lisbon, with fares starting at £35 ($47).

Lesser-known destinations, such as Corfu with its turquoise waters and Dubrovnik with its historic walled city, are also featured, with return fares potentially under £90 ($121).

EasyJet's website encourages travellers to 'keep an eye on the EasyJet website from early in the morning', highlighting emerging destinations like Palma de Mallorca for its vibrant nightlife and Naples for its proximity to Pompeii.

Tips for Planning Your Trip

Travellers can maximise savings by using EasyJet's low fare finder tool to identify the cheapest travel days, as midweek or off-peak periods, such as early June or September, often yield lower prices.

Lewis cautioned, 'If a flight is substantially under-booked later, seats could be even cheaper, but that's harder to predict.'

X posts from @OntheBeachUK state, 'Cheaper flights = cheaper holidays,' emphasising the sale's impact on overall costs.

Checking in early, up to 30 days before departure, secures better seats without extra fees, though reserved seats start at £0.99 ($1.32).

Booking package holidays through EasyJet Holidays, combining flights and accommodation, can start at £200 ($268) per person for a week.

Family travellers benefit from free child places on select holidays, while solo travellers can join group tours for added value. With plenty of seats available, planning now ensures access to the best fares for summer 2026.