easyJet has today launched its Big Seat Release, with nearly 14 million seats for travel between 14 June 2027 and 26 September 2027 now on sale, including across the summer holidays.
This means nearly 14 million seats on flights to and from the UK are now available, so customers can get a great deal by booking early, with seats available from just £22.99.
With over 140 destinations to choose from across Europe and North Africa from 22 UK airports, customers have an unrivalled choice whether they are looking to book a city break or catch some summer sun. From vibrant cities steeped in culture to pristine beaches and renowned adventure destinations, there’s something for everyone.
For holidaymakers looking to plan ahead and swap the UK for cultural cities and beach resorts in Europe and North Africa, easyJet holidays is offering package holidays to thousands of hotels for summer 2027. From sun-sure favourites such as the Canary Islands, Greece and Tunisia, to popular city breaks like Barcelona, Rome and Paris, there’s a holiday to suit every type of traveller.
All packages include flights and hotel, with 23kg luggage and transfers on beach getaways, and are covered by its Ultimate Flexibility, offering freedom to change a booking, a refund guarantee, and best price guarantee. Holidays can be booked in advance with a low deposit of £60 per person and the balance not due until 28 days before departure.
Kevin Doyle, easyJet’s UK Country Manager, said: "Whether customers are dreaming of a beach holiday in the Mediterranean, a city break with friends or a family getaway during the school holidays, our Big Seat Release for next summer gives them the chance to get ahead and start planning. With millions of seats now available across hundreds of routes from 22 UK airports to destinations across Europe and North Africa, plus package holidays with easyJet holidays, we're making it easier than ever for customers to find the right destination at a great fare, and we look forward to welcoming them on board for their next adventure."
