Flights for Next Year

[bessieboo]

Does anyone know when Easyjet release their flights for next year? Monarch prices are extortionate for next year, and the times for BA are not too good. Thanks.

[jamielyon4]

they are just out now through to and including June....going up fast....nailed easter for cheapest price for 4 years...yessss

[Michael Crane]

I have just booked for Turkey for next May and they are £158 cheaper than Monarch including two hold bags and reserved seats.

[joyboycpl]

Does anyone know when Easyjet release their flights for next year? Monarch prices are extortionate for next year, and the times for BA are not too good. Thanks.

tell us about it been trying to sort flights for next year have always gone with monarch but next year can not find the flight or the time we want and the cost out of this world think its time for us to look else were

[carolyn]

A booking we had at our villa on VDM for the May (24th-31st) school half term week has just been cancelled.
I went on skyscanner.net to look at prices and the cheapest London (any) to Faro flight return - flying out of and back into the same airport (Southend) is £293 - the cheapest to and from Gatwick is £360 and if you wanted to go at sensible hours you are looking at £450. As it is half term and Mum and Dad are probably paying out for 3, 4 or 5 times this - they could be looking at around £2000 - just for a 2 1/2 hour flight to Portugal! These are all with Easyjet - Monarch is even more.
It would be interesting to know what prices these flights started at when they first came on line. The weeks either side of this one are around £150.
No wonder our potential guests cancelled.
Only glad we are no longer restricted by school terms - but think this has to be Easyjet, Monarch and the rest being greedy, and exploiting a captive market.

We have decided to suggest that other potential guests fly into Seville or Lisbon. What they save on flights into Faro will probably cover the rest of there holiday costs.

[Cook Family]

Trying a different airport in the UK may also be an option. There'll be a longer journey but it could save a lot of money.

We live in Leeds but flew to Faro from Glasgow for the last week of the English school holidays. Scottish children were already back at school and the difference in flight prices for a family of 4 was about £600!

As half-term holidays also vary in different parts of the country, it may be worth looking further afield for price differences.

[cumbria sue]

my son and family flew from Glasgow at the end of August rather than Liverpool and saved £400,slightly longer journey but worth it on the saving