A serene view of the geothermal waters at the Blue Lagoon in Iceland, surrounded by rugged volcanic landscapes.

Iceland, Cyprus, the Canaries & more 📸 in £50s-£90s rtn

A person smiles in front of Lisbon's scenic red rooftops overlooking the Tagus River.

WillJFC

Seriously Jet2? It's not November yet, and you're already dropping a Black Friday sale?! We haven't even had Halloween — talk about giving us a fright.

But, however early this might be, we still love digging into a sale, and Jet2 are offering discounts of up to 20% on flights from now until October 2028.

Nope, you didn't read that wrong. They really put 2028. I think Black Friday might have gone to their heads... Either that, or Jess Glynne has grown so powerful that Jet2 can schedule flights two years in advance. Maybe nothing really can beat a Jet2 holiday.

In reality, these distant trips are likely for their packaged holidays. Sadly, the prices of flights beyond March 2027 didn't look very good. In fact, most worthwhile fares we found are last-minute bargains, but you'll find plenty of trips through to Christmas as well.

Other standouts include the Canaries for some winter sun, a rare fare from Belfast to Salzburg during Christmas, and flights to Iceland to see one of nature's finest light shows. And as always, you pay a little bit more with Jet2 than other budget carriers, but get a cabin bag included, which can save you money overall.

The sale ends on 2nd December, although some fares could go before that, and we don't think this is the last we'll see of Jet2 during November either... 👀

Jack's take


Mainland Europe, the Turkish Riviera, Iceland, the Canaries — think of a place, and you can probably get there for less than £100, and with a cabin bag too!

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